Jean-Yves Gilg

Lawyers' got talent?

In his countdown to the big bang, Stuart Bushell asks whether it is possible to preserve the impression of quality in a mass marketing age

With big change afoot, Anita Chopra and Salima Mawji consider the education bill, the green paper on special educational needs and a High Court discussion of the contractual relationship between a law student and her university

Appeal judges end confusion over regional strategies

Developer Cala Homes has failed in a second attempt to overturn a planning statement from communities secretary Eric Pickles, requiring councils to take into account the government's commitment to abolish the regional planning strategies.

Legal aid protests as government prepares to unveil bill

There were protests across the country today during the 'Justice for All' day of action, as the government prepared to unveil a legal aid bill containing what many expect to be drastic cuts.

Advocacy group asked to rewrite new quality assurance scheme rules

The SRA board has asked the group of experts set up to design a quality advocacy assurance scheme for all criminal advocates to reconsider some of the rules amid concerns that judges carrying out advocate assessment could be biased against solicitors.

Bar attacks LSB for failing to ban referral fees for advocates

Lawyers' got talent?

Update: education

Appeal judges end confusion over regional strategies

Legal aid protests as government prepares to unveil bill

Advocacy group asked to rewrite new quality assurance scheme rules

Bar attacks LSB for failing to ban referral fees for advocates

Cala Homes loses appeal over regional strategies

LSB rules out blanket ban on referral fees

Jean-Yves Gilg

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