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A woman has been awarded more than £1.2 million after a judge found her ex-husband had ‘defied court orders with impunity’ ...
Britain must lead the way on renewable energy, says chancellor Rachel Reeves. As Katharine Freeland reports, lawyers are ...
High Court judge allows appeal against direct access practitioner's six-month suspension, imposing a £25,000 fine in its ...
Hamas, the de facto civil administration of Gaza, runs public services: the bureaucracy, the schools, the hospitals, the ...
The Westminster Commission on Joint Enterprise, set up last year by the all-party parliamentary group on miscarriages of ...
Bar Standards Board research reveals 'significant' barriers limiting barristers' ability to use new technology effectively.
One of the Law Society’s oldest active groups, its annual show of members’ work returns to Lauderdale House, Highgate, north ...
Tribunal dismisses appeal over £8,000 sanction imposed by adjudicator panel for breach of a property sale undertaking.
Ministers have been warned that new targets to cut the waiting times for asylum applications could have the opposite effect.
Some 161 new legal advisers were recruited last year but Flury said it takes 18 months to get them fully competent. ‘We have a high attrition rate. The pay scale rates are lagging behind other ...
DMH Stallard has announced a record number of annual promotions across its London, Surrey, and Sussex offices, including four ...
Enable Law has promoted medical negligence specialist Claire Leslie to partner. Leslie, co-ordinator of the Devon and ...
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