EU’s copyright proposals target music-streaming services
‘Press publishers’ given new right to protect work in draft regulations and directives.
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US-style murder laws ‘would not be accepted’, MPs hear
Justice minister tells committee that creation of two-tier system would cause difficulties.
SRA claims single law exam ‘common in major jurisdictions’
International survey latest attempt to promote solicitors qualifying examination.
‘Too banal’: EU court rejects ‘telephone dial-tone’ trademark
Brazilian company’s application ’would go unnoticed and not be remembered’, General Court rules.
Society raps report branding solicitors ‘corruption enablers’
National Crime Agency says solicitors are ‘crucial’ to money laundering.
Bar council pours cold water over pricing transparency
Competition watchdog proposals to disclose more information about price and quality ‘not practical’.
Bar Council pours cold water on pricing transparency
Competition watchdog proposals to disclose more information about price and quality ‘not practical’.
Munby calls for action on England-Scotland enforcement
Sir James Munby says there are ‘serious lacunae’ in the law on recognition of court orders.
Brexit: applications to practise law in Ireland keep rising
Number of solicitors applying to practise in Ireland has more than doubled since June vote.
Applications to practise law in Ireland soar post-Brexit
Number of solicitors applying to practise in Ireland has more than doubled since June vote.