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[ad_1] Accounts of the Law Society’s meetings and deliberations from a century ago are a revelation. At 48 members its Council, which governed its affairs, one could characterise
[ad_1] Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) was (and for those still affected is) like life imprisonment. It has three parts: a minimum prison term; a further custodial period
[ad_1] The general rule on litigation costs is that the loser will pay the winner’s costs. There are, however, exceptions to the rule, including those under CPR 46.1
[ad_1] The low down Libel lawyers are in the spotlight over the use of oppressive litigation on behalf of wealthy clients to silence critics. Potential problems have also
[ad_1] One of the latest businesses to be plunged into the Orwellian nightmare of a cyber-attack is Capita, the vast outsourcing group. Given that Capita employs around 50,000
[ad_1] In 1957 only 356 women solicitors held practising certificates in England and Wales. One of these was Agnes Twiston Hughes (pictured below), who in 1923 became the