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2 September 2010
With less than a month to go before the deadline for renewing indemnity insurance, solicitors have welcomed the arrival of a new product in the market.
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Silly season, serious reason
Silly season, serious reason
Vol 154 no 32 17-08-2010
First it was the media trying to entrap celebrities, then it was the media trying to entrap other media, now it’s a respectable JP pumping stories into the media about pop-up magistrates’ courts in supermarkets.
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Star quality
Vol 154 no 32 17-08-2010
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Taking the fall
Vol 154 no 32 17-08-2010
A Court of Appeal ruling clarifying occupiers' liability has come as a relief to landowners worried about being held responsible for the consequences of visitors' risky activities, says Paul McClorey
Learning the hard way
Vol 154 no 32 17-08-2010
Since its creation, the Supreme Court has been successful in educating the public and improving media relations, but one year on it faces several challenges – not least impending budget cuts which could threaten its educative role, says...
Law will tear us apart
Vol 154 no 32 17-08-2010
Justices are fiddling with top-dollar divorces while normal families burn, says Marilyn Stowe
Yorkshire: battle of the brands
Vol 154 no 32 17-08-2010
As we edge closer to the full force of the Legal Services Act, firms are increasingly focusing on their ‘brand’ to differentiate themselves – and Yorkshire lawyers are making sure they’re ahead of the game. Jean-Yves Gilg reports
Information overload
Vol 154 no 32 17-08-2010
A recent case on Data Protection Act requests sheds some light on solicitors' duties, but further clarification is needed, says Seamus Smyth
Update: agriculture
Vol 154 no 32 17-08-2010
Falling branches, dung deadlines and the civil liberties of soft furry things - Simon Blackburn reports on an eventful summer in agricultural law
Update: education
Vol 154 no 32 17-08-2010
Anita Chopra and Salima Mawji consider the Academies Act, special educational needs, pupils assaulting teachers, appeals against admission decisions, exclusions and students unhappy with decisions of the Office of the Independent Adjudicator
