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Justice matters to the British public
Populus Survey highlights that justice is as important to people as health and education
Less justice for British justice
Justice is badly treated
UK lawyer struck off for living in estate property she administered
Sole principal seemed to get the wrong end of the stick about moving in-house, ending in her being struck off and fined.
Chambers bar awards celebrate lifetime achievements
Two bar stalwarts were recognised at the Chambers Bar Awards last week with a Lifetime Achievement Award.
Seeking...legal entrepreneurs
Could a lawyer win The Apprentice? Matthew Kay of Vario says lawyers are more entrepreneurial than is often believed.
Marriage in a pub, or on the beach
The UK Government has asked the Law Commission to review outdated restrictions on wedding venues
Law firms getting paid faster….well, slightly faster
The time taken for law firms to be paid for work has fallen by a week, but still takes over four months to hit the accounts.
To what extent has Addleshaw Goddard lost a haggis?
Private Client business dynamics may need to be re-evaluated
UK justice week kicks off with a bang...and a crash
A wing and a prayer with a creaking system and reduced justice budget, followed by prayer and discussion at the profession's Temple Church.
Gordon Dadds to acquire Ince & Co
The deal will create the largest listed law firm by revenue in the UK. The new firm will have revenues of more than £110m and 100 partners across offices in nine countries.
Brexit and environment on the agenda in busy week for maritime lawyers
European Maritime lawyers meet in London Brexit, hot on the heels of IMO approving GHG programme and rejecting US last minute pitch.
Justice debate sparked in UK as system seen to favour the wealthy
As UK justice week prepares to kick off on Monday, survey reveals belief that justice important as health or education but favours the wealthy.
Ready, steady, Brexit...well, not quite
Brexit readiness at a low in UK law firms according to new reserach, as lawyers worry about UK jobs losses.
Throw us a bone as legal charity changes name
'Pro bono week' in the UK kicks off with a name change as charity loses 'legal Latin' to appear more accessible.
UK law firms find margins squeezed
Law firms have achieved income growth but margins are being squeezed as they adapt to new challenges.
Latham & Watkins tops Q3 in City deal advising
Latham tops deal volumes for Q3 in 2018 for legal advisers, while Morgan Stanley stays top of the heap amongst financial advisers
Dentons partner praises the 'real stars' as Space Camp Mission 2 launches
Space tech entrepreneurs receive support from global law firm as fund announces new funding launched at Dentons' HQ.
Harassment doubles, while two big law firms tackle their problems
SRA reports worrying rise, a big law firm parts company with partner, another admits failures - all in a day's work for UK legal profession?
The UK & Europe cryptocurrency race is on
Race is on but compariable regulatory extensions suggests UK regulation of the cryptocurrency market would take two years, says legal director.
UK judge says there has to be an app for that!
Lawyers will lose the youth market if they fail to adapt and provide legal advice rapidly via mobile phone, according to a UK judge.