A plan to force circuses to license all their lions, tigers and elephants – thrashed out after the Government shelved an outright ban on performing wild animals – could still drive many circuses out of business, owners have warned.
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Sally Bercow could be landed with a £5,000 fine for contempt of court after she named the teenager who allegedly ran away with her teacher to France earlier this year. (Aktuelles..
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Andrew Reid threatens tough action on those who defamed his client on social media and elsewhere.
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Let the Bar regulate solicitor-advocates? Are you having a laugh, asks Law Society?
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Transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin considering measures to cut number of road accidents involving teenagers ("@Lou_Stewart_x: “@HallmarkLegal: Newly qualified drivers may face ban on non-family passengers http://t.co/kjNpDdKJ...
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Steve Hynes: If we're going to review legal aid again, why not widen access to justice for the public, rather than restrict it (Steve Hynes on legal aid "Another legal aid review, justice secretary?
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Immigration lawyers who lodge last minute meritless legal challenges against removals are an “intolerable waste of public money” and will be name and shamed, one of the country’s most senior judges has warned.
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New mothers will be able to return to work two weeks after childbirth and share the rest of their maternity leave with their partner under new plans.
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The Court of Appeals of England and Wales has ordered Apple to pay all of the costs of Samsung's legal defense.
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BBC NewsScrabble: Belfast solicitor Paul Gallen wins UK titleBBC NewsA Belfast solicitor has become the first person living outside England to be crowned UK National Scrabble champion.
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Siobhain Butterworth: Dogs, biscuits and cartoons: we ask leading law firms for information you won't find in a legal directory (RT @SiobhainB: Top 20 law firms: Chambers UK rankings with some dogs, biscuits and cartoon characters thrown in
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For many students and aspiring lawyers, obtaining a training contract is a vital step in beginning your career. However, the number of students vying for training contracts, particularly at prestigious firms, means that competition ...
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New York TimesJudge denies churches' bid to regain access to city park for Nativity scenes ...Washington PostLOS ANGELES — There is no room for a 60-year-old Nativity display in Santa Monica's showcase park after a federal judge ruled Monday against...
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Women who claim they were tricked into forming intimate relationships with undercover officers from the Metropolitan Police are taking legal action against the force.
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The right to legally challenge government policies, such as planning decisions will be limited to bolster the economy, David Cameron will say later.
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On 21st November, the Supreme Court will hand down judgment in The Catholic Child Welfare Society and others v The Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools and others . This is an appeal from the decision of the ...
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Today in 1982, El Vino, a traditional Fleet Street bar, lifted its ban on two women from standing with male colleagues at the bar...
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SRA chairman: too many solicitors are “simply not good enough” http://t.co/8mexDAIa...
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The Schiller DuCanto & Fleck Family Law Center recently hosted their annual special mentoring reception, “Share Your Wisdom" (aka "Speed Lawyering!"), for students and public service attorneys. 35 College of...
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People entrusted with a relative's financial affairs are being let down.
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Find out the latest RJW news online. Russell Jones & Walker are expert solicitors on hand to provide you with a professional legal service.
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X (South Yorkshire) v Secretary of State for the Home Department and Chief Constable of Yorkshire [2012] EWHC 2954 (Admin)- read judgment The High Court has made an important ruling about the disc...
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