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Two brothers torn apart when they were children have been reunited 67 years later - after living astonishingly different lives. After being neglected by their parents and put into care, Harry Smailes, now 71, grew up to be a lawabiding citizen whilemore
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City reviews 24-hour drinking law
The council said it wanted to hear people's views about flexible hours A series of events is being held in Brighton to ask residents, licensees and business people how flexible licensing hours have affected them. It marks three years since themore
HSE prosecution follows employee fall from roof
If you are a member of the Workplace Law Network, please enter your details below My email address My password Keep me logged in: Register now If you are new to the Workplace Law Network, you need to confirm your details to continue. Protecting your datamore
Law change could land knife carriers in prison
ANYONE caught carrying a knife in public faces a jail term of up to four years if proposed changes to the firearms laws are approved by the States. And the police will also get new powers to enter schools and search youngsters for knives and bladesmore
Lawyer: 'no idea' that Britain revoked visas for Thaksin, wife
BANGKOK, Nov 8 (TNA) -- A lawyer for former Thai prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, convicted in absentia on varied charges, said Saturday he did not know that the British government has revoked visas of the ousted prime minister and his wife Pojaman.more
Legal Fees re. Court Injunction
Are Legal Fees incurred in fighting and/or complying with a Court Injunction allowable?scribbler
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Scottish News: Legal aid to be revamped
Changes to the legal aid system mean over a million more Scots could be eligible for help with the cost of civil cases, justice secretary Kenny MacAskill has said. Mr MacAskill announced the threshold at which people are no longer eligible for civilmore
Almost a quarter of the UK?s top 50 law firms are considering making redundancies in the current... More 06/11/2008
op 50 poll shows 11 firms see redundancies as possible as Hammonds becomes the latest to make cuts Almost a quarter of the UKâ??s top 50 law firms are considering making redundancies in the current financial year, with 10% saying cuts in the nextmore
Pavement cyclists face wrath of law POLICE fined more than 20 people in a bid to get cyclists off the pavements and on to the roads.
Officers lay in wait for law-breakers around London Road, North End, and Copnor Road, Portsmouth.Fifty cyclists were let off with a warning, while 22 others were handed 30 fines.PCSO Dan McGarrigle, of Fratton police station, said cycling on the path wasmore
Employers should battle workplace bullying, despite absence of bully law
Companies should go out of their way to stop workplace bullying even though there is no specific anti-bullying law, an employment law specialist has warned. Today is Ban Bullying At Work Day. Though an employee cannot make a direct complaint aboutmore
MacAskill announces plan to give more than a million extra Scots help with legal aid in civil cases
Changes to the legal aid system mean that more than a million more Scots could be eligible for help with the cost of civil cases, Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill said yesterday. He announced that the threshold at which people are no longer eligible formore
Legal Aid change to help civil cases
CHANGES to the Legal Aid system mean more than a million more Scots could be eligible for help with the cost of civil cases, the justice secretary said yesterday. Kenny MacAskill said the threshold at which people are no longer eligible was being moremore
Legal aid to be revamped
Changes to the legal aid system mean over a million more Scots could be eligible for help with the cost of civil cases, justice secretary Kenny MacAskill has said. Mr MacAskill announced the threshold at which people are no longer eligible for civilmore
Law Lord to deliver pilgrim lecture
The youngest of the UK's Law Lords, Lord Neuberger of Abbotsbury, is to deliver this year's Pilgrim Fathers Lecture at the University of Plymouth. His lecture, The Needs of the Many and the Rights of the One, will focus on human rights and take placemore
Law Lord to deliver pilgrim lecture
The youngest of the UK's Law Lords, Lord Neuberger of Abbotsbury, is to deliver this year's Pilgrim Fathers Lecture at the University of Plymouth. His lecture, The Needs of the Many and the Rights of the One, will focus on human rights and take placemore
Law Lord to deliver pilgrim lecture
The youngest of the UK's Law Lords, Lord Neuberger of Abbotsbury, is to deliver this year's Pilgrim Fathers Lecture at the University of Plymouth. His lecture, The Needs of the Many and the Rights of the One, will focus on human rights and take placemore
The army of human rights lawyers
The barristers and solicitors have fought more than 4,000 legal battles and used the controversial legislation to secure the right of prisoners to take drugs in jail, and of hate preachers and murderers to enjoy a family life in Britain. They have evenmore
A&O's global focus helps to boost H1 revenue by 11%
Allen & Overy has become the first magic circle firm to reveal its half-year with results, posting an 11% increase in revenue on the same period last year. The magic circle giant has seen an increase in revenues to 548m from last year's equivalent figuremore
Winston set for Asia launch with Heller hires
Winston & Strawn is set to expand into Asia with the hire of three partners from Heller Ehrmans :Hong Kong office.: The US firm has confirmed it is to open in Hong Kong, Beijing and Shanghai after hiring the defunct San Francisco firms former Hong Kongmore
Nixon set to recruit 100 former Thelen lawyers
Nixon Peabody is set to significantly boost its headcount with the hire of around 100 former Thelen lawyers, reports . The firm has extended offers to about 50 partners from Thelen, after the 400-lawyer :San Francisco firm voted to dissolve at the end ofmore
Paul Weiss advises Spitzer in prostitution probe
Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison has advised Eliot Spitzer as the former :New York governor escapes criminal charges for his role in a prostitution scandal, reports The . Southern District of New York US Attorney Michael Garcia announced on Thursdaymore
...Legal Week Lunchbox: 7/11/08...
The five most popular articles on legalweek.com today are: Don't forget to comment on the stories that affect you (and those that don't) with . Posts of the day 'This is just ludicrous - I mean they may as well say that their objective is to bemore
Legal aid to be revamped
Mr MacAskill announced the threshold at which people are no longer eligible for civil legal aid was being increased. The change comes into effect from next spring.And Mr MacAskill said it 'should mean that around three quarters of the adult populationmore
Legal aid to be revamped
Mr MacAskill announced the threshold at which people are no longer eligible for civil legal aid was being increased. The change comes into effect from next spring.And Mr MacAskill said it 'should mean that around three quarters of the adult populationmore
Legal aid to be revamped
Changes to the legal aid system mean over a million more Scots could be eligible for help with the cost of civil cases, justice secretary Kenny MacAskill has said. Mr MacAskill announced the threshold at which people are no longer eligible for civilmore
Legal aid to be revamped
Changes to the legal aid system mean over a million more Scots could be eligible for help with the cost of civil cases, justice secretary Kenny MacAskill has said. Mr MacAskill announced the threshold at which people are no longer eligible for civilmore