The report sets out the findings from a trend analysis of sentencing outcomes
The Sentencing Council published a report, on 22 March, on the findings from a review of trend analysis on the impact of the imposition guideline in clarifying the principles on the imposition of community and custodial sentences. According to the report, a trend analysis between 2011 and 2019 found that the guideline did not seem to immediately have an impact on sentencing outcomes; however, correspondence issued in 2018 appeared to be successful in highlighting the value of the imposition guideline and clarifying the relevant principles.
Angela Jack dissects the recent ruling in Lidl Great Britain Ltd & others v Tesco Stores Limited & others [2023] EWHC 873 (Ch)
Billions of pounds in NHS damages claims could have been avoided had recommendations from past reviews been followed by action, argues Kerstin Scheel
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Chris Marston explores the ways in which law firms can establish a powerful collaborative culture
The Solicitors Journal spoke to James Fulforth, Kingsley Napley’s newly appointed Senior Partner, about his experiences in the law, his thoughts on the UK’s tech sector and what he hopes to achieve in his new role
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