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John Vander Luit

John Vander Luit

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Family judge refuses to hear cases where alleged domestic abusers cross-examine complainants

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Family judge refuses to hear cases where alleged domestic abusers cross-examine complainants

Practice is 'a stain on the reputation of our family justice system', says Mr Justice Hayden

The Solicitors Journal Awards 2017 winners revealed

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The Solicitors Journal Awards 2017 winners revealed

The cream of the crop honoured at SJ's second annual awards evening

QOCS and 'mixed claims'

Solicitors Journal

QOCS and 'mixed claims'

Sophie Khan considers the first case to involve qualified one-way costs shifting in relation to type 3 claims

Leigh Day denies paying 'bribes' to Iraqi fixer

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Leigh Day denies paying 'bribes' to Iraqi fixer

'Frustrated' partner tells tribunal not to attach 'legal meaning' to word found in email

Tories 'consider' ban on personal injury cold calling

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Tories 'consider' ban on personal injury cold calling

Stamp out of nuisance calls welcomed but plan to scrap SFO described as 'a pity'

Lib Dems pledge LASPO review and more funding for criminal legal aid

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Lib Dems pledge LASPO review and more funding for criminal legal aid

Insurance for company directors to help fund justice spend, says party's manifesto

Albania honours Sir Henry Brooke CMG for services to justice reform

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Albania honours Sir Henry Brooke CMG for services to justice reform

Retired Court of Appeal judge honoured by Albania's president in London

Court hours pilot a postcode lottery for solicitors

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Court hours pilot a postcode lottery for solicitors

Practitioners expected to attend court during unsocial hours for no uplift in pay

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