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It's personal

High street firms will survive the onslaught of the big brands because we can provide what clients really want: personal service from someone they trust, says Russell Conway

QASA, the levelling scheme

Another year, another disappointment for solicitor advocates as none of the applicants for silk made the grade.

Carry on at the courthouse

One of my smaller, lower-value cases recently flared up. It was rather like the persistent, dull toothache, which I imagine prefaces an abscess. It concerns a property management business based in the North West, which was appointed by a private landlord from London to manage a house that she rents out in Preston. Once installed, the tenant persistently failed to pay her rent and allegedly kept several pets without the landlord's permission. The landlord ultimately had to evict the tenant and pursued her through the courts for the unpaid rent plus compensation for damage to the house, cleaning and redecoration costs.

Criminal Injuries Compensation Claims 2008: A Guide to the New Scheme

ISBN 978-1853288296

Shares and Share Capital under the Companies Act 2006

ISBN: 978-1846611575

Extradition and Mutual Legal Assistance Handbook – 2nd edition

ISBN: 978-0199574049

Life in crime

The dialogue between the British and the Strasbourg courts works well, says Ben Newton

Alternative investment: all that glitters isn't gold

Jonathan Silverman reviews key steps to protect clients interested in being involved in alternative investment schemes