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14 May 2008
Lords Phillips has been quite vocal about his wish to break with tradition, do away with wigs and adopt a less fussy judicial robe. And so on Monday he stood majestically in front of photographers in the RCJ, donning the new gown which judges...
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12 May 2008
The news a few weeks back that the Law Society would be spending £400,000 on promoting the ‘solicitor brand’ may have caused some gasps among solicitors but at least one Solicitors Journal reader this week said it was about time the professional...
Vol 152 no 19 13-05-2008
Low fees mean that family legal aid firms cannot afford to expand and there is evidence that their numbers may be shrinking faster than anyone realised, says David Emmerson.
Articles
Vol 152 no 19 13-05-2008
With a growing number of law firms but comparatively fewer solicitors, the market for legal services in Wales is becoming more fragmented and the profession more vulnerable. Jean-Yves Gilg reports
Vol 152 no 19 13-05-2008
Recent cases on the liability of professional advisers have refined the circumstances where the court will dismiss limitation arguments but additional clarification is still needed, say Fergal Cathie and Simon Schooling
Vol 152 no 19 13-05-2008
Classifying adults as dependants until they reach 18 or leave higher education may not be as straightforward in fatal accident cases as Williams illustrates, says Michael Imperato
Vol 152 no 19 13-05-2008
Expert determinations are increasingly favoured by those lawyers keen on resolving dispute away from the courts, says John Kendall
Vol 152 no 19 13-05-2008
Claims by members of the armed services injured on active service abroad maybe more likely to succeed under human rights legislation,explains Dijen Basu
Vol 152 no 19 13-05-2008
Rebecca Cattermole reviews cases including right to buy and the status of occupiers
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