All Leader articles – Page 19
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OpinionCourts modernisation: hitting a brick wall
It is essential that the cash promised for court IT materialises.
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OpinionSRA: to catch a fake
Failure to deal swiftly with suspect credentials harms the profession’s reputation.
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OpinionLaw treading water on race?
Despite having had segregation in living memory, the US scores better on judicial appointments.
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OpinionRobot revolution: justice and the role of technology
Technology will continue to develop and become an increasingly useful way of fine-tuning a case before court.
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OpinionMichael Gove: heading for the Brexit?
Michael Gove’s brief but fruitful tenure at Petty France could soon expire.
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OpinionJunior lawyers: the £85,000 question
Hiring expensive people is a ticket to compete for work, not a guarantee of securing it.
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OpinionThe law and diversity – class is permanent
Privately educated people are over-represented by a factor of five in the senior ranks of the law.
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OpinionHillsborough: justice the only victor
Everyone who believes we are equal before the law has cause to thank the Hillsborough lawyers.
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OpinionAdvantage in-house?
The talents needed for a career at an ‘elite’ law firm can seem limited by comparison.
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OpinionLet budgeting ‘breathe’
Scorched-earth proposals for fixed recoverable costs are surely premature.
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OpinionManchester in the lead
Lawyers will welcome the chance to help innovate, but the opportunity to ‘go first’ brings risks.
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OpinionBrexit – leaving messages
Law and justice issues must be to the fore in event of Brexit negotiations.
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OpinionDo not rush into fixed costs
At this stage, there are too many questions about how the grand plan will work.
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OpinionClients have the power on legal fees
The legal market may have its flaws but lack of competition is not among them.