Your Letters – Page 38
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Mind the gap
Praise to Sir James Munby for taking the government to task over failing to provide the basics of a civilised justice system.
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TTIP fears well founded
Criticism of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership treaty is not idle scaremongering – the dangers are real.
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Big opportunity for small firms
Aspiring solicitors could fulfil their training requirements through a database of practitioners with the necessary specialist disciplines.
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PII email order
The tone of a recent email about PII renewal - our firm had in fact renewed - was rude and aggressive.
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Entry level – conveyancing enquiries
Unnecessary pre-contract enquiries were happening 60 years ago.
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Flawed on fraud
The arguments advanced to explain job losses in solicitors’ fraud departments are misconceived.
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Fiona Woolf: justice must be seen to be done
As chair of inquiry, how did Ms Woolf honestly think any questioning of the government minister with whom she is on the same dinner party circuit would be perceived?
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Discharge dilemma
Can anything be done to persuade mortgage lenders to transmit discharges promptly?
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Complaints: pressing charges
The suggestion of a complainant having to pay an initial fee, returnable if the complaint is upheld, seems eminently sensible.
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Speeding up invoices
We have resolved the technical issue related to registration on the Lender Exchange.
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In defence of Fiona Woolf
The profession should have supported Lord Mayor of London before she resigned as chair of the sex abuse inquiry. Instead there was silence.
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Paying for the privilege
Complainants should face financial consequences if they persist in pursuing unmeritorious claims.