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The third degree
Solicitors Journal

The third degree

It may be early days for the third-party funding industry, but it has already generated plenty of hype and provoked extensive debate. Jon Robins questions those on the frontline about its potential to improve the system
Delicate condition
Solicitors Journal

Delicate condition

When outcomes focused regulation is adopted next year, the SRA's power to impose conditions on practising certificates is likely to increase – bringing both comfort and concern, says Susanna Heley
Planning ahead
Solicitors Journal

Planning ahead

Craig Howell Williams QC explains when mediation can be the solution to planning disputes
On balance
Solicitors Journal

On balance

In two recent asylum cases, the ECJ has given careful consideration to individual rights while simultaneously highlighting the importance of preventing proven terrorists from benefiting from the system, says Paul Stanley NO
Update: family
Solicitors Journal

Update: family

Lynne Passmore reviews Radmacher and the future of prenups, document disclosure, the extravagant lifestyle of a divorcing couple, and a TOLATA claim on the significance of the parties being engaged
Money spinning
Solicitors Journal

Money spinning

The Young report is fundamentally flawed but at least it takes Jackson into account, argue Professor John Peysner and Dr Angus Nurse
Dead end street
Solicitors Journal

Dead end street

DJ Peter Glover considers the unlikely survival of the Lower Street rule
Out in the cold
Solicitors Journal

Out in the cold

Lawyers must step in to fight the systematic neglect of homeless people caused by cash-strapped councils, says Zia Nabi
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