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The fightback against the Conservatives’ legal aid desert begins today
02:18, September 22 45 0
Food banks, zero-hours contracts and the bedroom tax are perhaps the most potent symbols of the cruelty of the Conservative government’s cuts agenda. But the scything away at people’s access to justice should be deemed equally callous. This is why I welcome today’s final report by the Bach Commission on Access to Justice, published by the Fabian Society. As the report makes clear, our democracy and the rule of law depend on people being able to defend their rights. But if they lack the money or the knowledge to do so, their rights in law are worth nothing more than the paper they are written on. -
Dentons reviews 32 Maclays support roles in pre-merger redundancy consultation
19:25, September 21 38 0
Dentons has begun a redundancy consultation ahead of its merger with Maclay Murray & Spens that could see up to 32 business services roles cut across three of the Scots firm’s offices. -
Labour-backed report calls for more generous legal aid system
19:06, September 21 30 0
An additional £400m a year should be spent restoring access to a more generous system of legal aid, according to a Labour-backed report which calls for a legally enforceable right to justice. -
US Agencies to Clash in Appeal Over Sexual Orientation Bias
16:13, September 21 30 0
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit will hear arguments in a high-profile case next week that could telegraph what’s to come in the ongoing legal battle over whether sexual orientation should be protected under federal civil rights law. Zarda v. Altitude Express is also notable in that it pits two government agencies—the U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission—against each other in the courtroom. -
SEC discloses hackers accessed EDGAR system and may have traded on the information
13:51, September 21 32 0
The Securities and Exchange Commission disclosed on Wednesday evening that its EDGAR corporate filing system was hacked in 2016. -
Sally Yates Finds Perch at Georgetown Law
12:17, September 21 45 0
Sally Yates, during her confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee to be Deputy Attorney General at the U.S. Department of Justice. March 24, 2015. Photo by Diego M. Radzinschi/THE NATIONAL LAW JOURNAL. -
Practice Area Monopoly: Straight to Jail or Pass Go Collect $200
10:13, September 21 42 0
Firm-wide metrics make great headlines. Latham & Watkins is number one by gross revenue, Fragomen tops the rankings for diversity, and so on. When considering the career satisfaction of individual attorneys, however, it matters less what firm you are at, and more at what practice area within the firm you reside. -
Ask Daliah: Opening your law office to open spaces
09:18, September 21 33 0
Dear Readers: When clients walk into my office they often exclaim that the space feels cozy, or “not like a law firm.” Bright orange filing cabinets sit under shelves displaying an eclectic mix of art, items sold by clients, and a bulletin board displaying handwritten thank you notes and postcards. -
ABA helps set up hotline for for islanders needing legal assistance after hurricanes
08:43, September 21 45 0
With the infrastructure of the U.S. Virgin Islands heavily damaged by Hurricanes Irma and Maria, the ABA has helped launch a mainland hotline for those needing legal assistance.
Week News
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BSB apologises to Qureshi QC over Djibouti allegations
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Lack of compensation for child sexual abuse victims 'unacceptable'
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Victoria's assisted dying bill includes severe penalties for abuse of scheme
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Q&A: BuzzFeed's Defense Team on Investigating the Russia Dossier
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Betsy DeVos scraps Obama rules on investigating campus sexual assault
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Two Buddhists fined £15,000 for releasing crustaceans into sea
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Bovis Homes outsources legal work in sole provider model
Month News
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Wilmer Helps 'Pepe the Frog' Creator Beat Back Alt-Right Ties
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Retired federal magistrate judge has new career as a paramedic
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Kasowitz Partner Pair Heads to Kirkland & Ellis
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BLM launches global insurance network amid Slater & Gordon talks
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Case of Profumo affair's 'pimp' will not go to court of appeal
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7th Circuit’s chief judge disagrees with newly retired Posner on pro se criticisms
Year News
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Fieldfisher returns to Mayer Brown for finance hire
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Addleshaws and HBJ Gateley partners vote through merger
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For the first time, New York will provide some state funding for indigent defense
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Women's rights and gender equality Daughter of murdered Honduran activist survives armed attack
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Founding dean of two law schools dies at age 75