Last 3 months headlines – Page 1105
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Poor complaints-handling ‘costing sector millions’
Research says firms could increase profits by 3% by managing complaints better.
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Gun attack survivor marks endangered lawyer day
A Colombian lawyer who last month survived a gun attack while visiting clients is to speak in London this week.
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Wills valid despite error, Supreme Court rules
Lord Neuberger has said the interpretation of wills should be treated in the same way as contracts.
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Profession condemns trial of Xu Zhiyong
Law Society calls for Chinese lawyers to be protected from persecution.
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DAC Beachcroft accounts reveal £10m cash call
Healthy profit and turnover growth at international firm.
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Judge sets aside costs ruling based on ‘camouflaged’ submissions
High court also cites Mitchell in another rejection on non-compliance with costs orders.
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Interpreter contract still failing after two years
Progress has been made but service still below performance target, the National Audit Office reports.
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Call to review Public Defender Service
The Ministry of Justice is recruiting lawyers to the PDS - as a Liberal Democrat peer describes the service as a waste of money.
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Whistleblowing case could set precedent for partners
Supreme Court to rule on whether LLP members are workers under employment legislation.
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Barnetts enters administration and breaks up business
Four buyers come forward for restructured Southport-based firm.
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Freshfields to remove criminal record box from applications
Magic circle practice claims to be the first law firm to join 'Ban the Box' campaign.
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SRA considers ban on unrated indemnity insurers
Recent problems with unrated insurers force regulator to consider reforms.
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Criminal lawyers consider further protest action
Grayling tells bar chief legal aid cuts are ‘writ in stone’ as practitioners consider next steps.
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Challenge to advocacy quality scheme fails
The court dismissed the judicial review, but said the claimants’ concerns were ‘entirely genuine’.
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Bar chief urges cap on training numbers
Nicholas Lavender QC said he would also like the bar to adopt solicitors’ recruitment practices.
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Optimism grows as law firm profits continue to rise
Law firms continue to rebuild profitability as the economy recovers, respected annual bellwether shows.
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Residents up in arms over manor rights
‘People’s lives are on hold while this is sorted out,’ says Welsh assembly member.
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‘TripAdvisor-style’ legal rating site goes live
RatedSolicitors.com enables the public to search for firms and solicitors according to their specialism and location.
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LPC students struggle to get training deals
The number of students who secured training contracts at the start of their LPC course also remains low.
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‘Final reminder’ on diversity survey
Those that miss the 31 January deadline have been warned they could face disciplinary action which could include fines.