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SJ 165/05 May 2022 | Solicitors Journal

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SJ 165/05 May 2022

May 2022

Practice Notes

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No-fault divorce: Domestic abuse victims receive lifeline

Lessons in limitation and vicarious liabilityÂ

A leap forward in corporate liability

Reform of pre-action protocols

NHS medical negligence: Learning from mistakes?

International

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Loss and liberty: Ridley v Dubai Islamic Bank PJSC

Loss and liberty: Ridley v Dubai Islamic Bank PJSC

By Chris Atkinson

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How to deal with Texas businesses without getting sued

The legal aftermath of the Trump-Twitter saga

Feature

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Trial by media: The risks of differing jurisdictional approaches

Trial by media: The risks of differing jurisdictional approaches

By Maia Cohen-Lask

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When the unexpected becomes the expected

When the unexpected becomes the expected

By Chris Marston

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Recruitment and retention: Shaping up for people-focused working

Recruitment and retention: Shaping up for people-focused working

Business

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Why businesses should trust e-signatures

Fraud can destroy even the most robust business

Mergers and acquisitions: ticking all the boxes

The metaverse: how it works and the legal implications

Foreword

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Spring forwardâ€¦

Spring forwardâ€¦

By Chaynee Hodgetts

60 Seconds

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Browne Jacobson office move

Browne Jacobson office move

By Suzanne Townley

Opinion

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Stealing a march: delivery-up of employer's confidential information

Stealing a march: delivery-up of employer's confidential information

By Toni Lorenzo

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Mind the (gender pay) gap?

Mind the (gender pay) gap?

By Daniella McGuigan

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Regulating firms' corporate culture

Regulating firms' corporate culture

By Andrew Pavlovic

SJ Interview

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Q&A with Adrian Jaggard, Taylor Rose MW CEO

Q&A with Adrian Jaggard, Taylor Rose MW CEO

By Chaynee Hodgetts

By Pete Riddleston

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No road back in satisfying client expectations

No road back in satisfying client expectations

By Helen Hamilton-Shaw

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Reparation litigation: lawsuits seeking reparations for anti-Black harms

Reparation litigation: lawsuits seeking reparations for anti-Black harms

By Dr Angus Nurse

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Seven speeches: a round-up of civil justice reforms

Seven speeches: a round-up of civil justice reforms

By Tony Guise

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Pick 'n' mix? Firms' marketing and incentivisation

Pick 'n' mix? Firms' marketing and incentivisation

By David Pickup

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Under my roof: cohabitation and couples' rights

Under my roof: cohabitation and couples' rights

By Claire Chisnall

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Drones: a flying nuisance?

Drones: a flying nuisance?

By Edward Cracknell

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Cross-cultural working: together we stand?

Cross-cultural working: together we stand?

By Farhan Farani

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All aboard? The legal sector M&A wave

All aboard? The legal sector M&A wave

By Jeff Zindani

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HMRC's seizure of crypto assets: the first of many?

HMRC's seizure of crypto assets: the first of many?

By Andrew Park