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Society president says more action was needed as ‘rise in litigants in person [creates] further pressure on system already in crisis’.
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Regulator says payment not in lieu of compensation and candidates will be compensated for losses incurred.
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Public inquiry sees lawyer’s emailed instruction to ‘structure’ documents to invoke privilege.
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Court finds secretary of state’s decision over Belarussian’s status ‘struck a fair balance’ between his individual rights and general interest of community.
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Susan Crichton was left waiting outside board meeting to discuss damaging forensic accountant’s report, inquiry hears.
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Elements of case had similar features to one which resulted in a £14,000 fine.
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Sir Andrew McFarlane suggests security arrangements in criminal and family courts should be equally tight.
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Judge finds ‘just and proper’ to make costs order for brief fee incurred by Mishcon de Reya in employment tribunal case management hearing.
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Greater transparency in the Family Court – and the ability of journalists to approach parties for comment – is drawing attention to the quality of expert witnesses. Hannah Summers, the first full-time family courts reporter, relates a case, in conjunction with the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, that raises questions about …
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Law firms need ‘checks and balances’ when instructing third parties such as PR firms and private investigators, regulator says.
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