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SJ 162/4 April 2019 | Solicitors Journal

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SJ 162/4 April 2019

April 2019

Foreword

Page

3

Burdensome switch

Burdensome switch

By Jean-Yves Gilg

News

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8

Solicitor struck off for dishonestly overcharging

Solicitor struck off for dishonestly overcharging

By Jean-Yves Gilg

Opinion

Page

22

Staying on the right side of the #MeToo line

Staying on the right side of the #MeToo line

By Bettina Bender

Feature

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25

HEALTH & SAFETY 2.0: THE SEARCH FOR SOLUTIONS TO THE PROFESSION'S WELLBEING CHALLENGES

HEALTH & SAFETY 2.0: THE SEARCH FOR SOLUTIONS TO THE PROFESSION'S WELLBEING CHALLENGES

By Hannah Gannagé-Stewart

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62

Rationale behind tribunal shift to civil standard of proof lacks consistency

Rationale behind tribunal shift to civil standard of proof lacks consistency

By Susanna Heley

Page

66

Effective supervision: the start of a new compliance culture

Practice Notes

Page

60

Relief from sanctions: a tougher approach?

Relief from sanctions: a tougher approach?

By Hannah Gannagé-Stewart

Effective supervision: the start of a new compliance culture

By Tracey Calvert

Page

70

Training partners: how firms and law schools could work together in the new SQE era

Training partners: how firms and law schools could work together in the new SQE era

By Hannah Gannagé-Stewart