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Society calls for pause in legal aid bill after Djanogly row

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'Overwhelming obligation' on courts to protect the public, LCJ says

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Test case

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Instant liability

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Changing lanes
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Changing lanes

William Freivogel discusses how to avoid disqualification on matters as a result of non-lawyers changing firms
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