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SJ 162/9 October 2019 | Solicitors Journal

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SJ 162/9 October 2019

October 2019

News

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8

Solicitors 'blind' to their failings

APIL calls for clarity on medical reports

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14

Lessons from 50 years of legal change

Lessons from 50 years of legal change

By David Kirwan

Opinion

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14

Bleak house, bleak future

Bleak house, bleak future

By Enver Solomon

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18

Better budgeting

Better budgeting

By Claire Green

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19

A discount too far for insurers

A discount too far for insurers

By Ben Posford

Practice Notes

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50

Land agreements: when exclusivity clauses breach competition law

Land agreements: when exclusivity clauses breach competition law

By Neil Baylis

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54

Children proceedings: speeding up disclosure of police records

Children proceedings: speeding up disclosure of police records

By Mariko Wilson

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56

Charitable trust corporations as deputies

Charitable trust corporations as deputies

By

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20

Adoption orders: a rare revocation

Adoption orders: a rare revocation

By Victoria Clarke

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58

Digital tension with the law

Striking the balance: requests for information versus confidentiality

Walking the line