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A new bilateral organisation for lawyers will strengthen business links between Brazil and the UK.
The Law Society has told the government that its proposals to increase the small claims limit in personal injury cases stem from propaganda, generated by insurers.
The president of the Law Society will today call for a rethink of flexible working to make law firms and other businesses more attractive to women − and men.
The Law Society has today published a practice note guiding firms in protecting their online reputation.
The Law Society last night hosted the first of a series of road show events for members on Government cost reforms affecting civil litigation, particularly personal injury claims.
The Law Society has backed Lord Neuberger, the president of the Supreme Court, who aired fears about the fact that thousands of people will no longer have access to free legal advice after the government withdraws funding.
The Law Society today said that it regretted the failure of a High Court action brought by (APIL) and(MASS) against the government, which sought to overturn its decision to reduce legal costs recoverable by people injured in road accidents.
The Law Society is to host a debate on the difficulty of balancing lawyers' client duty and the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights ('Ruggie principles').
Will coming out hurt your career? According to lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) lawyers who have made the leap, the answer is no.
We have restated our request for government to publish the study it commissioned from an academic, regarding costs in personal injury cases.
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