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A 2018 report commissioned by NatWest in conjunction with legal consultancy firm Taylor Mowbray showed that rates of Profit Per…
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Remember the devastating underground fire in Holborn back in April that led to thousands of barristers…
“The only situation in which private communications between lawyer and client should be capable of being spied…
In his first speech setting out what a ‘one nation’ justice policy will look like, new Justice…
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Do you think justice and legal aid is being given enough airtime on the General Election 2015…
“legally privileged material is intercepted on a routine basis” Colin Passmore, Simmons and Simmons Client privilege is…
The Law Society has claimed this week that Justice Secretary Chris Grayling’s plans to hike some court fees…
The British government recently proposed new legislation to protect against Internet trolls, following a number of high profile…
