IBA 2016: ‘EU the sick man of Europe’
Former foreign secretary attacks ‘unhelpful belligerency’ in Brussels law following the Brexit vote.
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Jackson LJ calls for court funding rethink
Architect of eponymous civil justice reforms says it’s wrong to shift cost burden to litigants.
City firms continue to post high retention rates
Norton Rose Fulbright and Pinsent Masons post strong figures.
IBA 2016: Lawyers must rebuild trust – Lagarde
International Monetary Fund chief warns of corruption fuelling mistrust in institutions.
UK’s unitary patent court ‘could survive’ post-Brexit
Report optimistic on UK’s unitary patent role.
Munby relies on problem-solving courts to solve 'care crisis'
Family division president says the number of new care cases could reach 25,000 by 2020.
Man charged with solicitor's murder appears in court
Dean Marcus Jones, 37, is expected to stand trial next March.
Serious Fraud Office hints at more 50% discounts in DPAs
Positive incentives needed for clients to come forward, office says.
‘Mentally disturbed’ solicitor who gave immigration advice struck off
Flora Magdaline Mendes gave immigration advice despite being suspended.
Practising restrictions lifted on ex-Blakemores chief
Conditions imposed on former Blakemores chief Guy Barnett are ’no longer in public interest’.