Richard Barr

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If the intention of cost budgeting is to bring down the cost of litigation, it is doomed to fail, says Richard Barr

Organisers of the London Legal Walk should consider putting the profession's show of unity to greater good next year, says Richard Barr

Richard Barr recalls some defining moments from 30 years in practice including experiecnes with overly appreciative, apologetic and furious clients

Machines get old and tired just like people do so be gentle when it comes to trading them in, says Richard Barr

From being yelled at by older solicitors to doing the yelling, Richard Barr reminisces on decades in the legal industry

Suffering a loss can be devastating, never mind how trivial. Imagine then, says Richard Barr, how The Law Society must be feeling.

Could kitties make better jurors, dreams Richard Barr

An English court would never interpret the right to bear arms in the US Constitution to justify ?gun ownership, says Richard Barr

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