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The Westminster Commission on Joint Enterprise, set up last year by the all-party parliamentary group on miscarriages of ...
Ministers have been warned that new targets to cut the waiting times for asylum applications could have the opposite effect.
Tribunal dismisses appeal over £8,000 sanction imposed by adjudicator panel for breach of a property sale undertaking.
One of the Law Society’s oldest active groups, its annual show of members’ work returns to Lauderdale House, Highgate, north ...
Some 161 new legal advisers were recruited last year but Flury said it takes 18 months to get them fully competent. ‘We have ...
Bar Standards Board research reveals 'significant' barriers limiting barristers' ability to use new technology effectively.
The firm, which specialised in housing disrepair claims, is understood still to be in operation under the ownership of NJS ...
A two-year research project will explore different funding models for organisations that provide free and early legal advice ...
Express Solicitors says it acts in common with most firms by agreeing deductions with clients at the time of instruction.
Solicitor admits dishonest conduct over statements 'apt to lead' clients to believe personal injury claims had succeeded.
DMH Stallard has announced a record number of annual promotions across its London, Surrey, and Sussex offices, including four ...
Countries have often targeted growth as a top priority. What is new is to see the justice sector used as one of its drivers.
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