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Lammy unveils Courts and Tribunals Bill
Lord chancellor promises 'serious reform and practical modernisation to get cases heard faster'.
Ex-solicitor jailed for 13 years over cell assaults
Campaign calls on solicitors to share their knowledge in schools
Magistrate sanctioned over campaign leaflet
MPs hear new plea for mandatory pro bono
LIVE: Court of Appeal hears submissions on day two of crucial Mazur case
Mazur day two: Law Society to urge court to reject CILEX appeal
Society lambasts Lammy on jury reform
'Vile' defence solicitor used his power to prey, sentencing judge hears
Lammy hints at lifeline for LawtechUK
Lammy berates ‘conservative’ bar as he commits to jury trial curbs
Court backlog will top 200,000 without 'throwing the kitchen sink'
Immigration solicitors face SRA probe over AI-generated cases
Mazur day one: CILEX tells Court of Appeal that delegation is lawful
In depth: ‘Buildings alone will not deliver justice’
Lammy to fund unlimited sitting days - but still curb jury trials
SRA warned not to go ahead with compliance officer split
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Government SEND reform
A weakened SEND Tribunal could leave pupils with no school place
Why did you become a lawyer?
The Gazette has a regular feature on ‘Lawyer in the News’, interviewing a solicitor whose client’s case has hit the headlines.
Asking the man in the attic
This year I shall be marking the 50th anniversary of my admission to the roll. Back then, the profession was still class-based
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Clinical negligence roundtable: Speaking up, speaking out
Health outcome statistics for women expose a ‘gender pain gap’. With a sky-high clinical negligence bill, how can law and lawyers work with patients, clinicians and health trusts to narrow the divide? Eduardo Reyes reports from the latest Gazette roundtable.
Cricket club on the stump
What portends the arrival of lazy summer days and daze better than the dull thwack of leather on willow? Soon it will be time to dig out those battered old pads from the loft for another cricket season. If it ever stops raining.
Sorry Sir Brian, it’s thumbs down
I see that an upskirting case scheduled for four days before a district judge has been fixed for December 2027. How on earth has this been allowed to happen?
Receding into the distance
Forward planning is important, but the courts are forced to take this to extremes.
Iron law of marketing
Obiter is all for law firms supporting their local football teams by chucking some money their way. But choosing to sponsor a club’s full-time result tweet is always going to be tricky.
Novice solicitor lied about university career to get City job
Former in-house practitioner ‘created a persona that he thought was required for a role in private practice’.
Crime and consent: False positives
Oatly’s defeat: this article does not contain milk
Ten years of controlling or coercive behaviour
Esoteric investments and mental capacity
Could a defence union for solicitors actually work?
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All the latest news from Solicitors Regulation Authority
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SRA intervention into PM Law Ltd
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Update on the SRA's investigation into PM Law Ltd group
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SRA intervention into PM Law Ltd
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FCA and SRA issue joint warning to firms representing motor finance commission claims
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The SQE: Four Years On - new report highlights diversity and assesses factors affecting performance
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SRA warning notice over 'no win, no fee' practices
Firm hire: Real estate appointments at Addleshaw Goddard
Firm hire: Harrogate Family Law welcomes senior lawyer
Firm hire: Senior employment lawyer joins Blandy & Blandy
Firm hire: Grosvenor Law welcomes white collar crime lead
Firm hire: Maguire Family Law appoints Manchester head
Firm hire: Family law specialist joins mfg Solicitors
Firm hire: Residential property partner appointment at Ramsdens
Firm hire: Clinical negligence team strengthened at Medical Solicitors
Flawed play book fails to realise its potential
Lee Wall reviews 'Elgar Concise Encyclopedia of Sports Law'.
In our hour of need
James E Hurford reviews 'Time Management for Lawyers: Making Every Six Minutes Count'.
Privacy and the death of nuance
Henry Sturm reviews 'On Privacy and Technology' by Daniel J Solove.
'Jungle' book
Elizabeth Wiggin reviews 'Better Call Louis: Adventures in the media jungle' by Louis Charalambous.
A valuable guide through the insolvency maze
Corporate Insolvency Practice: Litigation, Procedure and Precedents (3rd edition)
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