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High court judge leads inquiry into London Capital & Finance scandal10:02, May 23 5 0 The government has launched an independent inquiry into the collapse of London Capital & Finance, the investment firm at the centre of a mounting £236m financial scandal in which thousands of investors lost money.
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Revealed: single offender has been jailed nearly 200 times
09:10, May 23 5 0
A single offender has been sentenced to almost 200 jail terms of less than six months in their lifetime, new figures reveal, renewing calls for an overhaul of the justice system to curb the use of ineffective short sentences. -
Median pay for new associates jumps nearly 15%, NALP survey says
08:18, May 23 8 0
Photo by Khongtham/Shutterstock.com. The median salary for first-year associates was $155,000 at the beginning of the year, a jump of $20,000 from 2017, according to figures released Wednesday by the National Association for Law Placement. -
The benefits of 21st-century word processing tools for lawyers
07:27, May 23 15 0
Nicole Black Lawyers create documents—a lot of them. Day in and day out, regardless of practice area, all sorts of documents are created by your law firm, including letters, pleadings, contracts, legal memorandums and wills. It’s safe to say that the creation of documents is an inescapable part of practicing law. -
An ambassador for human rights won’t convince the world that Britain cares
06:36, May 23 10 0
The foreign secretary Jeremy Hunt has created a new role of ambassador for human rights, which, according to a Foreign Office statement, “demonstrates the UK’s commitment to defending human rights globally”. Plainly it does nothing of the sort. What it demonstrates is the government’s desperation to repair the reputational damage incurred as its support for the worst human rights abusers of the Middle East comes under increasing scrutiny. -
Reprimands upheld for ex-judge accused of groping women, disparaging prosecutors
14:19, May 22 19 0
A special court of review has upheld two reprimands for a now-former Texas judge accused of groping three women at a party, making disparaging remarks about prosecutors, and making a child custody ruling without a public hearing. -
What’s your best presentation skills tip?
13:28, May 22 18 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. Practice improves presentation, says lawyer and author Faith Pincus. That holds for any attorney, not just the litigator. -
Facial recognition tech prevents crime, police tell UK privacy case
12:00, May 22 15 0
Facial recognition cameras prevent crime, protect the public and do not breach the privacy of innocent people whose images are captured, a police force has argued. -
Western State College of Law submits proposed teach-out plan to ABA
11:08, May 22 18 0
Logo from WSULaw.edu. Western State College of Law, which is part of the embattled Argosy University System, has submitted a proposed teach-out plan with the ABA after losing its federal student loan money, being placed in receivership and conducting a search for an acquisition partner. -
Mueller materials will be released to House committee, its chairman announces
10:33, May 22 17 0
Special counsel Robert Mueller. Photo from Wikimedia Commons. The U.S. Justice Department has agreed to produce material redacted from the Mueller report along with underlying evidence to the House Intelligence Committee.
Week News
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Trump may pardon US soldiers accused or convicted of war crimes – report
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Rewritten MoD guidance could leave door open for torture
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Grayling probation changes led to 'expensive merry-go-round', says report
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Lawyer who didn’t practice law for 2 decades removed from death penalty case
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Former US attorney gives up his law license after he’s convicted for stalking
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Victims of serious crime 'failed by London probation service'
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Median pay for new associates jumps nearly 15%, NALP survey says
Month News
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Federal judge sides with female inmates who filed class action suit over widespread sleep deprivation
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Attorney sues French luxury brands company for sexual harassment and retaliation
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Record number of UK workers paid below minimum wage - report
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Dentist may pursue infringement case over cribbed before-and-after smile photos, 11th Circuit says
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'Things are so bad even the police are scared': deportees live in fear in Jamaica
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Probation service will take years to recover from Chris Grayling’s privatisation fiasco
Year News
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4 women challenge Idaho’s ‘pregnancy exclusion’ for living wills
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State Farm to pay $250M to settle suit claiming it orchestrated win of justice who voted its way
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NY State tax department reviewing Trump fraud allegations outlined in investigative report
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Families go to high court to oppose Hackney council SEN cuts
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Cross-party calls grow for Brexit legal advice to be published in full