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• Would Marshall Hall’s performance cut much ice in court now?
  external story (07/12/2013)
  
• SocGen writes off Kerviel as a footnote in history
  external story (15/06/2010)
  
• Witnesses ‘lied to hide Prince’s involvement,’ court told
  external story (15/06/2010)
  
• Lord Saville — an outstanding legal mind defined by Bloody Sunday inquiry
  external story (14/06/2010)
  
• Thousands detained unlawfully in police stop-and-search blunder
  external story (11/06/2010)
  
• Barristers turn brokers as credit crunch hits divorce
  external story (10/06/2010)
  
• Hague court sentences Bosnian Serbs to life for Srebrenica genocide
  external story (10/06/2010)
  
• Oil spill brings BP trouble from all corners
  external story (10/06/2010)
  
• Lawyer of the Week: Amjad Malik
  external story (10/06/2010)
  
• Michael Jackson bodyguard in libel trial challenge
  external story (10/06/2010)
  
• Rogue trader to face former boss at trial
  external story (09/06/2010)
  
• President of the Supreme Court defends terror rulings
  external story (09/06/2010)
  
• An open letter to Ken Clarke, the Lord Chancellor
  external story (08/06/2010)
  
• The Academies Bill - a simple idea, complex problems
  external story (08/06/2010)
  
• Rogue trader prepares for court battle
  external story (07/06/2010)
  
• Business Doctor
  external story (06/06/2010)
  
• Michael Jackson bodyguard’s libel trial to be heard without jury
  external story (05/06/2010)
  
• Gaza-Israel conflict needs balance and a sense of proportion
  external story (03/06/2010)
  
• FSA loses first insider dealing case
  external story (03/06/2010)
  
• Pleading guilty to police should mean lighter sentence, judge says
  external story (03/06/2010)
  
• Lawyer of the Week: Neil Johnson
  external story (03/06/2010)
  
• Is ‘Tesco law’ heading for the long grass?
  external story (03/06/2010)
  
• Sentencing Council: judges told that justice is safe from ‘tramline’ sentencing
  external story (03/06/2010)
  
• Vivendi’s master of the universe lands in Parisian court
  external story (02/06/2010)
  
• Will lawyers find the iPad useful?
  external story (01/06/2010)
  
• Gaza fleet raid raises questions over legality of Israel’s blockade
  external story (01/06/2010)
  
• FSA to investigate Gartmore fund manager
  external story (01/06/2010)
  
• Try not to see your customers in court
  external story (30/05/2010)
  
• Free speech – the gloves are off
  external story (30/05/2010)
  
• Business Doctor
  external story (30/05/2010)
  
• City surprised by surge in Eversheds’ profits
  external story (29/05/2010)
  
• Family death ends insider dealing trial of City lawyer
  external story (27/05/2010)
  
• In the City: Edward Fennell
  external story (27/05/2010)
  
• Strikes are a minefield - for both sides of the dispute
  external story (27/05/2010)
  
• NHS trust may operate on cancer patient by force
  external story (27/05/2010)
  
• Lord Beaverbrook’s heirs in battle over £100 million art collection
  external story (27/05/2010)
  
• Steer clear of ambushing the World Cup, UK businesses warned
  external story (27/05/2010)
  
• Lawyer of the Week: Bill Braithwaite
  external story (27/05/2010)
  
• Government faces huge bill for defendants’ costs
  external story (27/05/2010)
  
• Can lawyers make good football agents?
  external story (27/05/2010)
  
• World Cup football, wine, beaches, steaks — what else can lawyers squeeze in?
  external story (27/05/2010)
  
• Referral fees: two reports say they should stay
  external story (26/05/2010)
  
• Son sues mother for ‘failing to protect him from childhood abuse’
  external story (26/05/2010)
  
• Enthusiasm led friends to buy shares, court told
  external story (26/05/2010)
  
• Child rape case sparks anger
  external story (25/05/2010)
  
• Questioning children is not easy, but it is crucial to the truth
  external story (25/05/2010)
  
• This spectacle has no place in a civilised land
  external story (25/05/2010)
  
• Can we stay humane, even in the hell of war?
  external story (25/05/2010)
  
• Child rape case reignites debate about putting children on trial
  external story (25/05/2010)
  
• Message board: terrorists' rights
  external story (23/05/2010)
  
• Time and place: Michael Mansfield QC
  external story (23/05/2010)
  
• For a vampire gold-digger, I don’t want much
  external story (23/05/2010)
  
• Directors will face election every year
  external story (23/05/2010)
  
• July 7 inquests will examine role of MI5
  external story (22/05/2010)
  
• 7/7 victims inquests to investigate alleged failings by MI5 and police
  external story (21/05/2010)
  
• SFO ends investigation of property tycoon
  external story (21/05/2010)
  
• Replace House of Lords with experts to scrutinise legislation
  external story (20/05/2010)
  
• FSA fines former stockbroker £2.8 million for market abuse
  external story (20/05/2010)
  
• City firms welcome survival of the Financial Services Authority
  external story (20/05/2010)
  
• Law firms take up the supermarket challenge
  external story (20/05/2010)
  
• Why brains and not class count in the scramble for pupillage
  external story (20/05/2010)
  
• Lawyer of the Week: Simon Campbell
  external story (20/05/2010)
  
• Ken Clarke: a good Lord Chancellor to have on side in a fight with the Treasury
  external story (20/05/2010)
  
• Virtual law firms: are they the place for you?
  external story (20/05/2010)
  
• Test changes for lawyers who qualify outside England and Wales
  external story (20/05/2010)
  
• BPP law school: ‘We won’t let recruitment fiasco happen again’
  external story (20/05/2010)
  
• FSA makes fresh insider dealing arrest
  external story (19/05/2010)
  
• Former RBS investment banker Johnny Cameron receives lifetime City ban
  external story (18/05/2010)
  
• Former trader Anjam Ahmad pleads guilty to insider dealing in FSA case
  external story (18/05/2010)
  
• China jails home appliance magnate Huang Guangyu for 14 years for bribery
  external story (18/05/2010)
  
• Prince Charles ‘culprit behind demise of £3bn modern homes project’
  external story (18/05/2010)
  
• Myerson, the biter bit, in battle for property fund
  external story (17/05/2010)
  
• Clifford Chance is back above £1m barrier
  external story (17/05/2010)
  
• Business doctor
  external story (16/05/2010)
  
• Bankers plot guaranteed bonuses to beat budget tax
  external story (16/05/2010)
  
• Ken Clarke sheds Hush Puppies for new job
  external story (14/05/2010)
  
• Ban on lawyer who aided boiler rooms
  external story (14/05/2010)
  
• Autistic pianist makes legal history after UK’s last secret court opens
  external story (14/05/2010)
  
• Derek Paravicini: learning to understanding the world through music
  external story (14/05/2010)
  
• Why the Justices of the US Supreme Court are such sports
  external story (14/05/2010)
  
• Whistleblower in Greek bribe case set free
  external story (13/05/2010)
  
• Judge throws out libel action over Baader-Meinhof link in journalist’s blog
  external story (13/05/2010)
  
• Whistleblower wins appeal against jail term in Greek medical corruption case
  external story (13/05/2010)
  
• England fan extradited for two years’ jail in Portugal
  external story (13/05/2010)
  
• Solicitors’ insurance: is it time to stop insuring rogue lawyers?
  external story (13/05/2010)
  
• En garde! Let the battle for the new justice of the US Supreme Court begin
  external story (13/05/2010)
  
• Does the Law Society know that there’s an internet generation?
  external story (13/05/2010)
  
• Lawyer of the Week: Daphne Romney
  external story (13/05/2010)
  
• Boys aged 10 and 11 go on trial for rape
  external story (12/05/2010)
  
• Billingsgate fish market raided over E coli risk from illegal clam-picking
  external story (12/05/2010)
  
• February 2015 issue
  external story (11/05/2010)
  
• BA threatens to bite back after collapse of price-fixing trial
  external story (11/05/2010)
  
• Barack Obama nominates Elena Kagan as youngest judge for Supreme Court
  external story (11/05/2010)
  
• Tchenguiz brothers appeal for right to use stolen documents in divorce
  external story (10/05/2010)
  
• 3i sued for £6m over investment fund closure
  external story (10/05/2010)
  
• Tycoon’s wife gives taxman secret files
  external story (09/05/2010)
  
• Draft law opens way for first women bishops by 2014
  external story (09/05/2010)
  
• If you feel it’s trouser chic to show cheeks, the law’s behind you
  external story (08/05/2010)
  
• Bullying ‘did not apply’ to PwC partner
  external story (08/05/2010)
  
• Galleon founder’s lawyer calls foul on wiretap
  external story (08/05/2010)
  
• At leisure: The Englishman who trains in his garage to climb up a mountain
  external story (07/05/2010)
  
• Jailed Cazenove partner ordered to pay over £500,000
  external story (07/05/2010)
  
• Lawyers mass to plot record action against BP
  external story (06/05/2010)
  
• Parliamentary privilege, new constitutions and favourite speeches
  external story (06/05/2010)
  
• BA ‘price-fix’ trial is halted for third time
  external story (06/05/2010)
  
• British bankers trapped in Bahrain for ten months
  external story (06/05/2010)
  
• What did the Labour Party ever do for the law?
  external story (06/05/2010)
  
• Lawyer of the Week: Richard Langton
  external story (06/05/2010)
  
• Press still silenced, despite family court reforms, say lawyers
  external story (06/05/2010)
  
• Family courts: ‘the changes were a misguided, politically motivated fudge’
  external story (06/05/2010)
  
• Judges halt latest moves towards secrecy in the courts
  external story (05/05/2010)
  
• Judge says ‘pants’ to ban on low-slung trousers for ASBO teenager
  external story (05/05/2010)
  
• Making prevention order
  external story (05/05/2010)
  
• Quest for increased openness is giving security services the jitters
  external story (05/05/2010)
  
• Want to know about hung Parliaments? Just ask eminent constitutional lawyers
  external story (04/05/2010)
  
• Justice? In the law, women are unequal partners
  external story (04/05/2010)
  
• Madoff investor’s estate set to pay $2bn to victims of Ponzi fraud$
  external story (04/05/2010)
  
• S. J. Berwin’s merger talks with leading US law firm collapse
  external story (04/05/2010)
  
• Judges ban secret evidence in Guantanamo compensation case
  external story (04/05/2010)
  
• PwC partner Colin Tenner sues over redundancy
  external story (04/05/2010)
  
• Tribunal rejects financier's harassment claim
  external story (03/05/2010)
  
• How coroners have become the public voice of grieving relatives
  external story (01/05/2010)
  
• Terror suspects’ wives win European court ruling on state handouts
  external story (30/04/2010)
  
• Baker & Mackenzie becomes biggest US law firm
  external story (30/04/2010)
  
• NHS pays £10,000 to family of psychiatric patient who committed suicide
  external story (29/04/2010)
  
• Senior judge says 'torrent of legislation' made legal system incomprehensible
  external story (29/04/2010)
  
• Special legal protection of Christianity 'divisive, capricious and arbitrary'
  external story (29/04/2010)
  
• Law and order policies: what do Britain’s judges think?
  external story (29/04/2010)
  
• In a hung Parliament, the Queen’s task is to endorse choices made by politicians
  external story (29/04/2010)
  
• Virgin ‘blew the whistle over price-fixing cartel with BA’ to win race for immunity
  external story (29/04/2010)
  
• Scottish government to push on with ‘Tesco Law’ reforms
  external story (29/04/2010)
  
• After the Icelandic volcano: what the lawyers expect next
  external story (29/04/2010)
  
• Lawyer of the week: Jacqui Hayat
  external story (29/04/2010)
  
• Birmingham council women win up to £600m payout for discrimination
  external story (28/04/2010)
  
• Sir Richard Branson ‘ordered’ secret fare increase talks, court hears
  external story (28/04/2010)
  
• Sir Richard Branson asked executive to ‘sound out’ rival, price-fixing trial is told
  external story (27/04/2010)
  
• Goldman trader vows to fight 'false charges'
  external story (27/04/2010)
  
• The Times to challenge reporting ban on landmark expenses hearing
  external story (27/04/2010)
  
• Hundreds burnt by toxic sofas to share £20 million compensation
  external story (27/04/2010)
  
• ‘My baby’s body was covered in blisters’
  external story (27/04/2010)
  
• Live: Goldman Sachs - Tourre and Blankfein face stiff questioning
  external story (26/04/2010)
  
• Four BA executives ‘agreed secret price-fixing deal with Virgin Atlantic’
  external story (26/04/2010)
  
• SNP in legal challenge to BBC televised debate
  external story (26/04/2010)
  
• Barclays boss Bob Diamond called to US court
  external story (26/04/2010)
  
• Politicians’ legal fight in private to avoid trial over expenses
  external story (26/04/2010)
  
• Briefing: Sharon Shoesmith
  external story (25/04/2010)
  
• She’s not my daughter – I want my money back
  external story (25/04/2010)
  
• 7/7 families call for victim inquests to examine intelligence services
  external story (24/04/2010)
  
• FSA hits insider dealer Malcolm Calvert with £956,000 bill
  external story (23/04/2010)
  
• Owners of Marmite seek injunction against BNP after jar appears in video
  external story (23/04/2010)
  
• Winterflood Securities fails in final appeal over £4m market abuse fine
  external story (23/04/2010)
  
• Dominic Carman: “Why I’m standing against Nick Griffin”
  external story (23/04/2010)
  
• Virgin and Cathay accused of price fixing
  external story (23/04/2010)
  
• Northern Rock finance boss leaves amid FSA inquiry
  external story (22/04/2010)
  
• Ryanair boss to challenge EU law on hotel bills
  external story (22/04/2010)
  
• Mining giant BHP Billiton admits it may have bribed foreign officials
  external story (22/04/2010)
  
• Law Society boss rejects members’ decision over ‘Tesco law’
  external story (22/04/2010)
  
• When partners face the crucial vote
  external story (22/04/2010)
  
• Judge criticises social services over baby’s death by heater
  external story (22/04/2010)
  
• Lawyer of the week: Robert Dougans
  external story (22/04/2010)
  
• Law Society and Bar Council braced fight to maintain legal aid
  external story (22/04/2010)
  
• The Times/Matrix debate on the Human Rights Act provokes rousing rhetoric
  external story (21/04/2010)
  
• Sex offenders win right to challenge lifetime place on sex offenders register
  external story (21/04/2010)
  
• Lawyers 'made £80,000 on inside information'
  external story (20/04/2010)
  
• You be the jury — join our bribery poll
  external story (20/04/2010)
  
• Sex offender wins appeal against deportation on human rights grounds
  external story (20/04/2010)
  
• Northern Rock inquiry turns to finance director
  external story (19/04/2010)
  
• OFT faces challenge to £225m price-fixing ruling
  external story (17/04/2010)
  
• Fraudster jailed over £34m Ponzi scheme
  external story (17/04/2010)
  
• FSA bans two analysts after bets on leaks
  external story (17/04/2010)
  
• St Frances timeshare ‘fraud’ victims sue Barclays and GE Money
  external story (17/04/2010)
  
• Supermarkets fined £225m for fixing tobacco prices
  external story (16/04/2010)
  
• Executives held in French bossnapping
  external story (16/04/2010)
  
• Science writer Simon Singh wins bitter libel battle
  external story (15/04/2010)
  
• FSA fines broker £235,000 for hard sell tactics
  external story (15/04/2010)
  
• Lawyer of the Week: Nigel Pleming, QC
  external story (15/04/2010)
  
• Will the Equality Act make everyone equal before the law? Wait for May 6 . . .
  external story (15/04/2010)
  
• Seizing the Pope? What an arresting idea. Will it work?
  external story (15/04/2010)
  
• Should the Human Rights Act be replaced with a Bill of Rights?
  external story (15/04/2010)
  
• Unexpectedly, changes to DNA rules did get through the wash up
  external story (15/04/2010)
  
• The Equality Act 2010 – what does it mean for employees?
  external story (15/04/2010)
  
• Will the proposed corporate governance laws improve a company's ethics?
  external story (15/04/2010)
  
• The Times/Matrix Forum and Debate
  external story (14/04/2010)
  
• Ryan St George wins £4.7m over prison fall that left him brain damaged
  external story (14/04/2010)
  
• Businessman jailed for Greek bribery conspiracy
  external story (14/04/2010)
  
• Women solicitors work hard, love their jobs yet still don’t make the top. Why?
  external story (14/04/2010)
  
• Northern Rock directors fined and banned by City watchdog
  external story (13/04/2010)
  
• Expenses MPs ‘will have to pay back legal aid’, says Brown
  external story (13/04/2010)
  
• Analysis: Two months later, and MPs may not have been granted legal aid at all
  external story (13/04/2010)
  
• 'Expenses MPs' Elliot Morley, David Chaytor and Jim Devine get legal aid
  external story (13/04/2010)
  
• We may have gone too far in suspecting abuse
  external story (13/04/2010)
  
• Judge in charge of family courts criticises ‘arrogant social workers’
  external story (13/04/2010)
  
• Sir Nicholas Wall: the forthright and firm judge in the family courts
  external story (13/04/2010)
  
• Top Russian judge Eduard Chuvashov 'assassinated in revenge attack'
  external story (12/04/2010)
  
• Fake hospital visits, gangsters and legal action - Fujitsu in an 'un-Japanese' mess
  external story (12/04/2010)
  
• Questions over Richard Branson as BA four face court
  external story (12/04/2010)
  
• Plan to end ‘gold digger’ divorces
  external story (11/04/2010)
  
• Big shot of the week: Lady Patten
  external story (10/04/2010)
  
• Barack Obama faces supreme battle as judge in America’s highest court quits
  external story (10/04/2010)
  
• Baroness Scotland's former cleaner Loloahi Tapui guilty of fraud?
  external story (09/04/2010)
  
• The legislative farce of the Digital Economy Act
  external story (09/04/2010)
  
• Brixton chief Tim Wheeler took his eye off the job, tribunal rules
  external story (09/04/2010)
  
• Criminals evade efforts to seize millions of pounds of assets
  external story (09/04/2010)
  
• City firms fined £4.2m over reporting failures
  external story (08/04/2010)
  
• Baroness Scotland ‘did not ask cleaner about immigration status’
  external story (08/04/2010)
  
• Sir Nicholas Wall: a doughty fighter for family justice who will speak up
  external story (08/04/2010)
  
• What is happening to our magistrates? We must sound the alarm
  external story (08/04/2010)
  
• A ban on referral fees may be too late for lawyers
  external story (08/04/2010)
  
• Lawyer of the Week: Robert Howe
  external story (08/04/2010)
  
• Crucifix ban nurse Shirley Chaplin loses NHS discrimination case
  external story (07/04/2010)
  
• Tim Wheeler blames Brixton chairman Lady Patten for his dismissal
  external story (07/04/2010)
  
• MP fights libel fee change
  external story (04/04/2010)
  
• The lucky scarf tripping up our rotten libel laws
  external story (04/04/2010)
  
• Science writer Simon Singh’s victory in chiropractor case raises hope of libel reform
  external story (02/04/2010)
  
• Science libel verdict is a forceful blow in defence of freedom of speech
  external story (02/04/2010)
  
• Switzerland seeks law change to hand details of UBS ‘tax evaders’ to United States
  external story (01/04/2010)
  
• SFO fraud case strike rate hits 91 per cent
  external story (01/04/2010)
  
• Science writer Simon Singh wins key libel ruling
  external story (01/04/2010)
  
• Bank staff charged after FSA raids on insider trading ‘ring’
  external story (01/04/2010)
  
• Court awards barrister’s wife £215,000 25 years after divorce
  external story (01/04/2010)
  
• High cost of protection is eroding legal bastion
  external story (01/04/2010)
  
• Clash of the oligarchs: the paper chase from the Kremlin to the High Court
  external story (01/04/2010)
  
• Monty Trent: 'Cuts must not affect the quality of justice'
  external story (01/04/2010)
  
• Solicitors who grew rich from sick miners' scheme repay £6.9m
  external story (01/04/2010)
  
• Daimlers and bubbly before lunch — 25 Bedford Row lines up its silks
  external story (01/04/2010)
  
• Will the Bribery Bill ever become law?
  external story (01/04/2010)
  
• Lawyer of the Week: Andrew Smith
  external story (01/04/2010)
  
• QC applications - there is still room for improvement
  external story (01/04/2010)
  
• Mohammed Lodhi case raises questions about extradition treaties
  external story (01/04/2010)
  
• Sir Nicholas Wall named as new family justice head after months of uncertainty
  external story (31/03/2010)
  
• Abramovich fails to halt Berezovsky lawsuit
  external story (31/03/2010)
  
• National Rail risks union talks to seek injunction against strike
  external story (31/03/2010)
  
• FSA charges third person in Littlewood case
  external story (30/03/2010)
  
• Rapist Alphonse Semo escapes deportation to stay in UK and marry
  external story (30/03/2010)
  
• Rio trial was no stitch-up, but still leaves an unpleasant taste
  external story (29/03/2010)
  
• MPs face 30 per cent cut in expenses limit
  external story (29/03/2010)
  
• Barristers fighting pay cuts ‘take home less per hour than a car mechanic’
  external story (29/03/2010)
  
• Accounting firms facing rise in negligence claims amid credit crunch fallout
  external story (29/03/2010)
  
• US Supreme Court ruling on 'cubed case' could scare off foreign companies
  external story (29/03/2010)
  
• ‘If I lose £1 million, it’s worth it for libel law reform, says Simon Singh
  external story (27/03/2010)
  
• Heathrow third runway plan in tatters after ruling, claim opponents
  external story (27/03/2010)
  
• Judge’s comments throw into doubt BAE’s £30m pact over fraud inquiry
  external story (27/03/2010)
  
• Financial Services Authority: can it be saved after the election?
  external story (26/03/2010)
  
• We got it very wrong, admits Law Society boss as ‘Tesco law’ founders
  external story (26/03/2010)
  
• Lawyer of the Week: Susie Uppal
  external story (25/03/2010)
  
• Lord Justice Jackson: will his costs review fail the 'mum and dad' test?
  external story (25/03/2010)
  
• It's time for a written constitution - and real power to the people
  external story (25/03/2010)
  
• Lord Justice Jackson: the weaker your case the greater the costs protection
  external story (25/03/2010)
  
• Sir John Dyson: a good choice for the Supreme Court, at long last
  external story (25/03/2010)
  
• Jonathan Sumption shouldn't feel alone . . . George Carman didn't do much better
  external story (25/03/2010)
  
• British lawyer Jeffrey Tesler faces extradition to US over corruption charges
  external story (25/03/2010)
  
• Serious Fraud Office makes fresh searches in Alstom bribery inquiry
  external story (25/03/2010)
  
• Verdict on Rio Tinto Four due on Monday
  external story (25/03/2010)
  
• Ian Norris granted conditional bail in US
  external story (25/03/2010)
  
• Everybody change . . . BT, Thames Water and Microsoft move legal work
  external story (25/03/2010)
  
• Serious Fraud Office ends inquiry into miners’ union and claims over damages
  external story (24/03/2010)
  
• Accusations fly ahead of ‘Tesco Law’ referendum
  external story (24/03/2010)
  
• Disgraced chief bounces back at Samsung
  external story (24/03/2010)
  
• Three Alstom directors arrested in corruption raid
  external story (24/03/2010)
  
• Rio Four face month-long wait for verdict
  external story (24/03/2010)
  
• Seventh arrest in insider dealing inquiry
  external story (24/03/2010)
  
• Legal aid lawyers to be reduced as ten QCs exceed £500,000 earnings in year
  external story (23/03/2010)
  
• £100m heiress Katrin Radmacher in Supreme Court prenuptial battle
  external story (23/03/2010)
  
• Rio Tinto executives admit bribery charges
  external story (23/03/2010)
  
• FSA arrests six in City insider dealing swoop
  external story (23/03/2010)
  
• Moore Capital hedge fund raided by FSA in 'biggest' City insider dealing swoop
  external story (23/03/2010)
  
• UK boss extradited to US on criminal charges
  external story (23/03/2010)
  
• Google wins court victory over Louis Vuitton
  external story (23/03/2010)
  
• Lawyers fall silent as Rio Four trial opens in Shanghai
  external story (22/03/2010)
  
• Supreme Court to decide on the validity of prenuptial agreements
  external story (22/03/2010)
  
• Analysis: is guilt a tactical move?
  external story (22/03/2010)
  
• Ian Norris to be extradited to US this week
  external story (22/03/2010)
  
• Rio Tinto executives plead guilty to taking bribes
  external story (22/03/2010)
  
• Student Nicolas Granatino challenges heiress ex-wife over pre-nuptual agreement
  external story (22/03/2010)
  
• Gagging law to protect Prince Charles
  external story (21/03/2010)
  
• Wrestling with the libel hydra
  external story (21/03/2010)
  
• Bernard Madoff 'beaten up in jail'
  external story (19/03/2010)
  
• Mobile tapping to curb City cheats
  external story (19/03/2010)
  
• Court backs £400,000 payout for head teacher who was forced to quit
  external story (19/03/2010)
  
• Former Anglo Irish chairman arrested in fraud investigation
  external story (19/03/2010)
  
• Police seize fake designer clothing worth £1m in north London raids
  external story (19/03/2010)
  
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• Harry Redknapp accused of cheating taxpayer out of £40,000
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• Marco Pierre White case shows how family lawyers can get into a stew
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• Court strikes down anti-terror stop-and-search powers
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• Court strikes down anti-terror stop-and-search powers
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• 'Rio Tinto Four' case turned over to Chinese prosecutors
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• Google making millions from advertising counterfeit goods
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• Maxwell escapes bankruptcy after settlement with pawnbroker
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• Founder of Oink music piracy site 'had $300,000 in bank'$
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• OFT report behind the times, say bus operators
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• Overseas online gambling groups will need licence
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• McKinsey consultant pleads guilty to fraud
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• In the City: seeing in a new super-efficient year over crème brûlée, chocolate marquise et lemon mousse
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• Advice for 2010? Love your clients and taking nothing for granted
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• 10,000 own up to 'morally unacceptable' tax evasion
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• FSA brings criminal case against ex-iSoft directors
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• High-profile arrests could be decided by Attorney-General
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• Credit-crunch saturation slows US class actions
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• Attorney General Baroness Scotland may block Israeli war crimes warrants
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• Iraq inquiry: we have every right to know why we went to war
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• Shell is fined over accident at oil refinery
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• UBS ‘whistleblower’ loses jail-term battle
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• Court of Protection dismissed as 'an alien and costly institution'
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• Court of Public Protection should be opened to media, top judge says
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• Court of Public Protection should be opened to media, top judge says
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• Eversheds offers guidance on new bribery law
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• SFO forced to write off £1.2m on failed IT plan
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• Solicitors Regulation Authority closes down law firm Wolstenholmes
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• Apple off the hook over iPod volumes
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• Apple not to blame for hearing loss from playing iPods too loud, says judge
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• Iceland approves £3.4bn Icesave loss deal
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• How law could help to fight antibiotic resistance
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• South Korea pardons former Samsung boss
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• Cattles investors step up campaign for doorstep lender to close down
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• Thousands to be saved from losing homes by closure of legal loophole
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• Banker fired at 42 wins age case against CIBC
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• Banks’ victory in Supreme Court spurs Foxtons to fight fees ruling
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• Football boss in brothel story tests privacy laws
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• Legal quiz for 2009: d'you remember the weird and the wonderful?
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• Bernard Madoff is moved to jail's medical wing
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• Camra calls on consumers to help fund fight against tied-pub ruling
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• Three 'legal highs' banned after deaths linked to the drugs
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• OFT backs down in legal battle against overdraft charges but vows to pursue reform
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• China promises to take off gloves in fight over shoes
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• Busker to challenge ruling that performance amounts to begging
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• Dickensian ‘logbook loans’ to be banned
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• Kuwait Airways closer to restitution from Iraq
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• Fare warning over BA's deal with American Airlines
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• Excess of carbon allowances casts further cloud over Europe
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• Future of BAA assets unclear after successful tribunal appeal
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• Tories deny pushing for 'licence to kill burglars'
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• No more 'Pope on a rope', says the Vatican
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• Law Society starts litigation over acquitted people getting costs
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• Boom time for forensic accountants as frauds rise
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• Anyone can apply for a warrant over allegations of a serious offence
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• Hamas using English law to demand arrest of Israeli leaders for war crimes
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• Drug giant General Electric uses libel law to gag doctor
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• Family of ‘orgasm’ doctor in plea for law reform
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• Libel gag on talk of 'medical hurricane'
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• French publishers toast triumph over Google
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• ‘One-punch’ killers to get longer jail sentences
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• Lawyers growing rich on NHS negligence
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• Serious Fraud Office to reinterview BAE chiefs over alleged bribes
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• Evolution of quirks and loopholes has skewed legal system
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• Abu Dhabi demands compensation from Citigroup
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• 2009 legal review: wake up there - it's the last of the naughties
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• E-disclosure: how good is your filing system?
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• Lawyer of the Week: Richard Hitchcock
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• Trafigura accepts £25,000 damages from BBC over waste dumping allegations
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• British Airways and Unite to talk as lawyers battle over strike
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• Goldman sued over multi-billion pay pool
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• New blow for easyJet over Gatwick charges
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• Lovells' partners vote for US merger
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• David Miliband attacks 'irresponsible' judges over Binyam Mohamed
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• Citigroup puts on the gloves for fight with Terra Firma
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• More great legal yarns for Christmas . . .
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• Advisers rake in £3bn from Lehman Brothers, Woolworths and other failed firms
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• Libel laws stifle jokes by Alexei Sayle and Ricky Gervais
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• Team Tiger fights to bar 'nude photos'
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• The best legal yarns this Christmas
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• Slope off with a good book this Christmas
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• HSBC whistleblower in hiding amid money-laundering investigation
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• Lawyer of the week: Justine Spencer
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• Dubai’s golden sands lose their lustre
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• Two-year jail sentence for insider trader
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• British parents to sue Maclaren over child finger amputations
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• Teenage Briton forced to leave the UK to live with her husband
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• Judge leaves court to calm down during case of ‘abandoned’ sick child
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• Should Knox’s trial even have reached the courtroom?
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• Black fights conviction under ‘honest services’ law
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• Unmarried couples need new legal rights, says reform judge
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• Queen cracks down on paparazzi
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• Crash, bang, wallop, what a picture . . .
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• Dubai World’s founding document shows UK banks were wrong to think emirate would guarantee loans
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• How BPP became the fashionable place for legal training
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• Law school BPP accused of exploiting demand to rake in more fees
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• Axe may fall on 5,000 more City lawyers in fresh round of job cuts
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• Former ICI chairman wins right to evict ex-wife from £14m Chelsea home
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• When does a hobby become an employment issue?
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• OFT faces new legal fight as builders line up to challenge their fines for bid-rigging
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• Court of Appeal ruling means FSA can make a serious dent in market abuse - we have the power to prosecute offenders
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• When ministers take an 18 per cent pay cut, then we will be silent, says chairman-elect of the Bar Council
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• Why too much legal experience can subvert jury trial
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• Beresfords lawyers who profited from sick miners lose appeal
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• Lawyer of the Week: Jonathan Peddie
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• Terror suspects cannot be held on ‘secret evidence’, High Court rules
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• Morgan Crucible’s former chief, Ian Norris, goes to top court in US extradition fight
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• British Library to return Benevento Missal under Nazi loot law
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• Michael Ematuwo, 14, given six years for killing Jahmal Mason-Blair
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• Last hope for Gary McKinnon as court hears Ian Norris extradition appeal
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• Lord Lester's plan to halt libel abuse
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• Prince Charles named in £81m Chelsea Barracks court battle
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• New Dresdner bonus claim in High Court
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• Pinewood expansion battle rages on the village green
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• Court of appeal judges in Scotland increase prison terms for murder
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• Scale of Satyam fraud escalates
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• Lawyers to pay back £25 million after damning report on legal aid scheme
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• Britain's bankers win double victory on bonuses and charges
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• Roman Polanksi on £2.7m bail as Swiss consider extradition
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• EU proposals rattle UK private equity
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• Ruling may encourage Government and households to restrain borrowing
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• Lloyds directors under attack after disclosure of HBOS loans
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• Supreme Court decision on bank charges leaves millions out of pocket
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• Cardiologist will fight libel case ‘to defend free speech’
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• Shared rights and freedoms can help us to rub along together
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• The Family Drug and Alcohol Court: saving familes and money
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• Will Kraft and Cadbury signal a new mergers and acquisition era?
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• Lawyer of the Week: Shah Qureshi
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• Hacker’s hopes fade as Home Secretary says he is powerless to stop extradition
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• Watchdog Lord Carlile attacks Gordon Brown comment on April 2009 raid
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• AIG and Greenberg agree to settle disputes
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• Q&A: Bank charges decision
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• Banks win legal battle on overdraft charges
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• Consumer campaigners vow new line of attack in overdraft charges battle
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• Justices of the Supreme Court in bank case
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• Arrests are being made 'to expand DNA files'
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• Nomura fined £1.75 million for weak controls
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• Galleon founder denies insider trading
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• Victims turned away because of legal aid squeeze
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• Straight couple in legal challenge to form a civil partnership
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• Return to the Dixon of Dock Green approach to fighting crime
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• Thames ready for legal challenge against Ofwat controls
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• EADS executives try to overturn watchdog ruling
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• PricewaterhouseCoopers may be one of the Big Four, but it is planning to get bigger
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• Think tank: The way to publish and not be damned
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• Jack Straw pledges action to end libel tourism
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• Lack of M&A business cuts revenue at Linklaters
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• Grandmother wins Supreme Court ruling on care of three-year-old boy
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• Experts can be named in family cases
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• Legal profession set for historic reforms
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• Royal Bank of Scotland loses landmark wheelchair access appeal
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• Linklaters first-half revenue down 10%
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• MP expenses file to be sent to CPS ‘in weeks’
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• Fitness test probes strength of new law firms
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• In the City: no holds barred as solicitors and insurers let fly
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• Tourists sue Sanbona safari park after too-close encounter with lions
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• Legal costs mount in Tchenguiz family row
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• Braced for the big bang and Tesco law
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• The Derry Irvine case shows why politicians must know their limits
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• Don’t doom Bridget Jones to life without a partner
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• Lehman chief denounces ‘flat-out silly’ claims
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• Legacies unleash a battle of wills
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• Lawyer of the week: Paul Michel
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• Downturn brings surge in crime by ‘cappucino fraudsters’
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• Barristers claim unfair secrecy as board debates ban on partnerships
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• Intelligence services win secrecy ruling
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• Law firms selected for State bank sell-off
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• Planned legislation extends FSA powers
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• Sergei Magnitsky, lawyer for Hermitage Capital in Kremlin case dies in prison
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• Threat of data fine is no deterrent to lucrative trade
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• Bernard Madoff yachts raise nearly $2 million at auction$
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• Controversy ahead of landmark Bar meeting
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• Google opens new chapter as millions of books go into its online library
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• Bankers intent on flouting pay rules should quit mainstream, says Myners
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• Regal 'pleased to divorce company from the past'
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• Lawyer for Hermitage in Kremlin case dies in prison
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• FSA fines broker over inside information
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• 'Millions' caught up in mobile phone data scam
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• Jack Straw accuses magistrates of clogging up crown courts with trivial cases
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• Iraqi cleaner takes UK to court over alleged sexual harassment
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• Union provides BA staff with link to solicitors as airline brings in new work practices
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• Galleon's Rajaratnam seeks to unseal Khan records
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• Libel laws stifle health doubts
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• Mother's anguish as Baby RB dies
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• Tullett Prebon-BGC Partners dispute enters next chapter in High Court
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• Legal guidance on assisted suicide ‘a danger to elderly’ say judges
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• Nick Anstee steps into battle to preserve City’s supremacy
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• IT programmers charged in Madoff scandal
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• Entrepreneurs accuse Rutland of contract breach
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• Intel pays $1.25bn to end bitter feud with AMD$
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• Spiritualist sacked by police wins ruling over his faith in psychics
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• Privy Council majority backs removal of Gibraltar’s Chief Justice
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• Privy Council majority backs removal of Gibraltar’s Chief Justice
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• Total pleads guilty to Buncefield fire charges
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• Fraud office probes $500m hedge fund$
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• SFO drops case against Sir Christopher Evans
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• Thanks a million – downturn makes no dent in seven-figure pay of top lawyers
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• Lawyer of the Week: John Cooper
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• Setback for Government over 'secret evidence' for control orders
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• Lying estate agents confronted with home truths
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• Whatever happened to the radical lawyers?
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• European Commission flexes its muscles over British banks
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• Gloom today, merger tomorrow
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• Boss hired Russian hitman to kill me, financier tells tribunal
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• Canoe fraudster Anne Darwin to repay nearly £600,000
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• OFT to investigate the high cost of going bust
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• Ofsted hid crucial evidence on Baby P sacking
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• MEP gives City hope on EU hedge fund directive
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• Judge blocks attempt to play pensions system
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• Police to handle minor charges under new CPS proposals
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• Sun pays high price as regulators battle over Oracle’s takeover plan
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• City executive Jordan Wimmer says boss 'wanted her killed'
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• Tom Wise, former MEP, jailed for £39,000 expenses fraud
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• Baby RB to be allowed to die as father withdraws from court battle
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• Accenture loses ruling in battle with British Gas
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• Jack Straw orders review of police cautions
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• Former Bear Stearns hedge fund managers acquitted of lying to investors
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• Fixed penalties are efficient and cost-effective. But is it justice?
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• Caution for assault ‘will one day be followed by murder’
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• Judges’ families under 24-hour security as Real IRA increases threat
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• Case study: ‘I blame the criminal justice system’
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• Mike Pullen: From the fairground to on top of the legal world
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• The law is on trial for closed shop
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• The law is on trial for closed shop
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• Mike Pullen: From the fairground to on top of the legal world
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• Law chief demands curb on cautions
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• 'I survived so please let Baby RB live too'
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• Allen & Overy income falls as law firms continue to suffer
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• Tom Wise, former MEP, facing jail for £30,000 expenses fraud
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• Prosecutors charge 14 in Galleon insider trading case
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• Potential judges will not have to declare if they are Freemasons
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• FSA condemns weak controls at UBS that allowed rogue traders to flourish
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• Setback for Lehman creditors as court blocks PwC plan
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• UBS fined £8 million by City watchdog
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• CWU v Royal Mail: a hollow victory?
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• £30m payout to victims of toxic waste ‘at risk of theft’
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• Clarification
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• Father and son are found guilty of £110,000 insider trading scam
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• Intel accused of ‘coercion and bribery’ in lawsuit
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• Lynne Frederick inherited £4million as Peter Sellers died before final divorce
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• Should the Financial Services Authority be a private individual?
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• Plumber Charlie Mullins sues rival for 'tapping up' rich clients
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• Lolita: how a lawyer's cunning plan paid off for Vladimir Nabokov
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• Lawyer of the Week: Anna Mills
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• Desmond Browne: We are heading for two standards of access to justice
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• Barristers deny love triangle with clerk made them blind to her racism
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• Watchdogs: UK should retain right to reject faulty goods
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• City workers ‘driven out of Nomura for not being male or Japanese’
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• Baby RB at risk of more painful death if cared for at home, says infant's doctor
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• Neel Uberoi and son Matthew face jail for insider trading
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• 'BGC poaching was industry norm'
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• Parents fight in court over whether disabled son should live or die
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• Specsavers wins day in court with Asda
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• Saudi rapist and murderer to be beheaded and crucified
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• Italy challenges ruling that crucifix in class violates religious freedom
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• Woman left broke by divorce payout takes fight to Supreme Court
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• Father of Baby RB fights hospital’s decision to turn off life support
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• Postal strike helps speeding motorists escape fines
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• Libel tourists flock to 'easy' UK courts
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• New York agog at Galleon insider dealing allegations
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• Lord Irvine of Lairg: I pleaded with Blair not to sack me
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• BP fined record $87m for safety lapses at Texas refinery$
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• Bonuses for lawyers who seize criminal assets 'risk undermining justice'
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• Herbert Smith and Lovells win coveted Treasury work
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• Bankers' bonanza bonuses: what can be done about them?
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• Lawyer of the Week: Arfan Khan
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• Watchdog proposes shake-up of inheritance law for unmarried couples
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• Slaughter may lose its legal stranglehold on banking
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• Has the new Companies Act helped small business?
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• Why a criminal lawyer should be the next Justice of the Supreme Court
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• Lovells wins coveted role on Treasury panel
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• William Garrow: he paved the way for the modern adversarial system
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• Law lords decide Sigma SIV dispute
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• Brussels to split up Britain's high street banks
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• Marco Pierre White allowed to sue London lawyers over seizure of papers by wife
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• FSA under fire for lack of inquiry into Icelandic banks
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• Court hears Radovan Karadzic’s threats of Muslim slaughter
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• Statutory Instruments are often used to slip through controversial laws
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• Download pirate music or video and lose the internet, Mandelson warns
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• Councils get ‘Al Capone’ power to seize assets over minor offences
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• Lord Mandelson unveils suspension plan for internet pirates
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• School dispute 'about religion, not race'
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• Security services ask for secret evidence
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• Technology chief linked to Galleon case
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• Technology chief linked to Galleon case
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• Dentist Neel Uberoi denies receiving share tips from son Matthew
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• Q&A: fight against illegal downloaders
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• Mediaset is ordered to run advertising for Sky Italia
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• Fury as Karadzic refuses to turn up for war crimes trial
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• Jewish school JFS in Supreme Court to deny it broke law by turning boy away
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• Those in power tread a crooked moral line
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• Corruption case against BAE Systems may be delayed until new year
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• 'Coincidence' that intern looked up insider dealing
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• PricewaterhouseCoopers tries to win approval for Lehman Brothers’ assets scheme
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• Vulnerable children being failed by crumbling family justice system
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• Family courts crisis means long waits for vulnerable children
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• Vulnerable children put at risk by plans to cut family legal aid, say lawyers
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• Hoare Govett training was less help than Wall Street, says alleged insider dealer
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• Alan Johnson 'stops the clock' on Gary McKinnon's extradition proceedings
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• Zurich insurance loses personal data of thousands of British customers
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• Pubcos toast Office of Fair Trading's tied-pub competition ruling
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• European judge casts fresh doubt over SNP plans for minimum alcohol prices
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• Bank of New York will lend to Russia again as Moscow drops lawsuit
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• Virgin won’t take seat copying lying down
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• Nokia sparks legal showdown with Apple
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• Former Vivendi chief to stand trial on share manipulation charges
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• Justice in the raw: everyday tales of human failure laid bare
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• Zurich loses data on 51,000 UK customers
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• OFT gives all clear to pubs' beer-tie supply
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• Russia drops $22.5bn lawsuit against New York Mellon$
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• Jean-Marie Messier, former Vivendi chief, ordered to stand trial
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• Reduced legal aid rates will cause 'mass exodus' of law firms
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• Civil servant jailed for £1.6m car crash fraud
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• Lehmans’ clients may claim interim income, court rules
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• Fraud office investigates missing ‘Beano’ City trader
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• Galleon to wind down and may sell off business
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• ‘We must prosecute people for the crimes they may have committed’
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• The David v Goliath battle on costs
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• The Times wins Reynolds qualified privilege battle
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• Legal training: is it taking too long?
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• Lawyer of the week: Dan Squires
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• Outrage as 'secret inquests' plan revived
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• SFO opens criminal inquiry into 'Beano' Levene
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• PartyGaming founder cuts holding with £190m sale
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• Osborne takes regulatory roadshow to Financial Services Authority
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• Israeli basketball manager with Nick Levene link found hanged
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• Lord Judge calls for jury system that caters for computer generation
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• Lawyer who conned £7m from bank spent millions on luxuries
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• Galleon chief protests innocence as investors leave
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• The jury's still out on whether internet use affects the brain
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• Intern 'had no access to inside information'
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• India on edge as battling brothers take war to court
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• Hey, UK plc, it’s time to clean up your act!
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• Prosecutors to be given more discretion over sending cases to trial
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• Lawyers dismiss Peter Hain's BNP warning to the BBC
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• Royal Mail talks in deadlock as strike looms
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• Crime czar Louise Casey blames Gordon Brown for growth of yob culture
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• Hermitage alleges fraud in high places in Moscow
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• Crime adviser says justice system is seen as ‘too sympathetic’ to criminals
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• Six-month jail sentences reduced to six weeks to ease jail overcrowding
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• Royal Mail could face legal action from unions over agency staff
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• Vanished City trader's losses may hit £200m
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• Nichola Pease sparks the mother of all rows
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• Briefing: Super injunctions: Bound and gagged
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• Fund boss Nick Martin takes Fidelity to court
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• England’s libel laws don’t just gag me, they blindfold you
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• Tax affairs of 27 MPs under investigation
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• Trafigura report on dumped waste in Ivory Coast revealed
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• Mother faces jail for faking son’s illness and claiming benefits
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• Judge condemns Jack Straw's 'haste' on media access to family courts
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• Billionaire is charged in $25m insider trading case$
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• Weird Cases: hijacking a legal career
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• Trader 'used Chinese food code' for share deals
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• Dentist Neel Uberoi ‘made £150,000 through insider trading with intern son’
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• OFT to probe 'misleading' high street pricing
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• Europe prenup law 'attractive model for reform', says Baroness Deech
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• Judges oppose appointment of Sumption, QC, to the Supreme Court
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• FSA cracks down on City job candidates
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• City no longer sexist, says Nichola Pease
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• Wife of property tycoon, Scot Young, ordered to leave rented house
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• Judgments a 'heavy blow' to Government attempts to protect national security
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• Lawyer of the Week: Hilary Messer
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• The Times debate: Is the language of English law in need of fundamental reform?
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• The truth about rape: forget the myths and look at the statistics
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• BGC 'set aside £40m to lure Tullett brokers'
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• Blair is a war criminal, bereaved parents tell inquiry
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• Fears for local justice as 21 magistrates' courts face closure
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• Legal aid review to ensure value
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• Analysis: Trafigura order cast sinister spectre
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• Trafigura Parliamentary gagging order lifted after Twitter campaign
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• School fined after girl's fingers burnt away by plaster of Paris in art class
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• JJB Sports will proceed with rights issue after delay
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• Government ban on cigarette displays in shops may fail legal test, QC tells trade
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• Turkish media group Dogan Yayin’s fate in the balance amid ‘hanging by red tape’
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• Iceland steps up its inquiry into collapse of Kaupthing
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• Business big shot: David Pannick, QC
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• Fraud Office hires top QC to turn up heat on BAE
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• Failed directors may go to boot camp, say Tories
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• RBS investors plan £9bn lawsuit
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• The stage is set for Bond Traders II, another lurid story
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• Daughter defeats RSPCA ‘townies’ after inheritance battle over £2m farm
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• Dishonest employee costs Seymour Pierce £154,000 regulatory fine
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• Lovells in merger talks with leading US legal firm
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• Competition watchdog vetoes Ticketmaster deal
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• Senior judge says 'collaborative' approach can be extended
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• Seymour Pierce fined over staff fraud
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• Lawyer of the Week: Yvonne Hossack
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• Solicitors outraged at the soaring costs of indemnity insurance
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• Should we all have a say on who sits in the Supreme Court?
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• Don't tell anyone - but the judges are becoming media-friendly
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• Clifford Chance beefs up global litigation practice
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• New Equitable Life inquiry targets actuary
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• Saudi man gets 1,000 lashes for talking sex on television
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• Louisa Watts, 106, loses court fight to halt care home closure
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• FSA censures former Dresdner traders
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• American law firm plans to put City’s traditional business model on trial
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• American law firm Greenberg Traurig plans to put City’s traditional business model on trial
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• Homeowner group granted right to sue over shared-appreciation mortgages
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• Brussels ready to impose fines on power transformer cartel
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• City lawyers welcome fresh look at regulation of corporate members
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• Homeowners win right to sue over mortgages
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• Lord Chief Justice demands tougher gun crime sentences
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• 'Terrorist financier' suspect named in Supreme Court's first ruling
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• Lehman administrators try to free up assets
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• 'Russian shipping boss hired detectives to frame rival'
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• FSA imposes tough new liquidity rules for banks
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• Vivendi investors 'due $1bn' in Messier case$
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• Revenue’s cash rewards and confiscation targets ‘skewing justice’
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• Unregulated legal fringe is risk to public, says Lord Hunt of Wirral
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• BAE says it will settle corruption case, but not without evidence and not at any cost
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• Foreign banks may challenge bonus curb plan
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• Philip Morris sues Irish government on tobacco ban
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• Thirty 'high-risk' terrorists to be released early
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• High Court uses Twitter to issue injunction
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• Competition watchdog proposes 'Tesco town' ban
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• HMRC forced to abandon cross-border takeover tax
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• Brewin takes dual hit from accounting change
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• Court setback for mobile phone companies over roaming price caps
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• Soaring premiums leave record number of legal firms uninsured
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• Brown stands back as BAE defence giant faces prosecution over bribes
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• Q&A
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• Why BAE has no choice but to stand its ground
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• Contracts worth billions at risk as Serious Fraud Office goes gunning for BAE
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• Law officer flexes muscles with threats and promises
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• Serious Fraud Office seeks BAE bribery prosecution
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• BAE faces prosecution over bribery claims
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• Justices swear themselves in as Supreme Court opens
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• TV coverage means justice really will be seen to be done
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• The highest court in the land opens its doors to the public
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• Supreme Court opens as fears raised of US-style selection of judges
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• What lawyers think of Blair’s legacy - the Supreme Court
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• Times Law panel: do they approve of the new Supreme Court?
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• More independent? Their lordships have never hesitated to make their views clear in the past
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• Views from Canada and South Africa: 'We owe a great debt to the work of the judges'
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• Shaping the Supreme Court — the power of the presidency
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• Keeping an eye on the Supreme Court - online
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• The Supreme Court may have had a shambolic start but it's getting better all the time
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• Legal line-up: the justices of the Supreme Court
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• How Bloody Sunday helped to future-proof the Supreme Court's IT
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• Pomp and circumstance: the new Supreme Court building
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• Nelson Mandela and Mahatma Gandhi were locked up in our court
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• Lawyer of the Week: Louisa Ghevaert
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• Some lawyers will oppose this. Tough — it makes sense
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• Sheriff courts to take on more powers
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• Family in custody battle over pet sheep
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• Nine elderly residents wait for judgment on closure of Underhill House care home
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• £400m husband may have faked a breakdown, divorce court told
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• Audit firms left unprotected against claims of negligence
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• Expert opinions in family courts must be open to objective scrutiny
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• Jack Straw’s plan to name social workers in family courts ‘breaches human rights’
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• California dreaming of full marijuana legalisation
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• Construction companies to fight OFT after £130m bid-rigging fines
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• Black bra, red stockings: is that a fair cop?
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• Mabey & Johnson prosecution a feather in the cap of Serious Fraud Office
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• I still have plenty to offer, says librarian forced out of work on 65th birthday
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• Bribes firm ordered to pay £6m for breaching Iraq sanctions
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• Judge demands Government scrap compulsory retirement age
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• Timeline: the battle against enforced retirement
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• Loloahi Tapui and her husband arrested by immigration officials
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• Metropolitan Police chief says fixed penalties undermine courts
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• Tax system repels foreign insurers, says Lloyd’s chief
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• SEC pursues insider trading case against Perot worker
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• Corruption helped cause financial crisis
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• JJB Sports spent £3.7m with its directors' companies
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• Mabey & Johnson to be sentenced in landmark bribery case
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• Perot employee charged with insider dealing
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• Foreign Office chief faces sack after 'anti-Semitic' rant verdict
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• New blow to terror control orders as second suspect released
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• Assisted suicide guide is a blend of protection and compassion
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• STV poised for counter-offensive in wake of ITV’s £38m action
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• Don’t trust me, I’m a doctor . . .
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• Brussels regulators could order Britain to bail out banks under new rules
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• New guidelines on assisted suicide will help but debate is likely to continue
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• Husband said farewell to dying wife at airport to avoid suicide prosecution
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• European carbon trading market takes hit
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• Brussels to consider farmers’ milk demands
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• Trafigura's £30m payout approved after 'slops' dumped in Ivory Coast
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• In the City: so who won The Times/Herbert Smith Advocacy Competition?
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• Lawyer of the Week: Carl Richmond
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• Without prejudice: what does it actually mean?
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• File sharing: how can the music industry get the public to pay up?
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• Since my son died we aren't allowed to see our grandchildren
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• Q&A: assisted suicide
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• Keir Starmer: assisted suicide guidlines 'will not be rigid'
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• BNP Paribas director in insider-dealing claim
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• Siemens threatens to sue former bosses
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• Three sent for trial in insider-dealing case
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• IN FULL: factors for and against prosecution
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• Attorney General's aide resigns over housekeeper row
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• Judge Bruce Macmillan resigns after second drink-driving arrest
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• Kent attracts new type of tourist: Europeans seeking easy bankruptcy
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• FSA chairman in fresh attack on City traders who ‘cooked up’ crisis
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• Google wins latest round in Louis Vuitton battle
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• £5,000 illegal worker fine is like a £60 traffic penalty, says law chief
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• Building companies are fined £130m for rigging bids
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• Fake golf club scam 'cost eBay customers millions'
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• Lord Sugar named as victim of sweeteners in Office of Fair Trading inquiry
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• ‘Fat’ family’s legal fight to get children out of care
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• Google wins latest round in brand names dispute
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• Fraudster steals Ben Bernanke's identity
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• Should the Attorney-General keep her job?
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• OFT fines construction sector £129m for bid-rigging
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• Dinner lady Carol Hill sacked for telling parents of attack on daughter
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• Music teacher Helen Goddard jailed for lesbian affair with pupil
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• G20 to give regulators power to curb bank bonuses
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• Top commercial lawyers forced to slash rates
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• Lloyds Bank faces allegations of tax evasion
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• Assisted suicide investigations will focus on who stood to benefit
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• Supreme Court will give a peep into the land of the obscure
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• First hearings in new British Supreme Court shrouded in secrecy
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• For and against the guidelines on assisted suicide
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• Music industry talks break down in illegal downloading row
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• Illegal migrant row makes Lady Scotland’s job untenable, say Labour MPs
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• Richard Dawkins to call for changes to Britain’s libel laws
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• Former investment banker William Murphy wins bigger share of divorce payout
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• Aviva policyholders must settle for £500m payout
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• Yvonne Hossack cleared of professional misconduct
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• Judge sanctions Aviva fund scheme
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• EU to seek global deal on bankers’ bonuses
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• McAlpine managers jailed for accounts fraud
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• Settlement near for Ivory Coast’s victims of contaminated waste
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• FSA orders Lloyds to stay in the special assets scheme
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• Harriet Harman tries to end corporate lap-dancing tax break
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• Gale Norton at centre of corruption inquiry over oil-shale awards to Shell
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• Sky attacks Ofcom over plans to rein in charges
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• Attorney-General under investigation for hiring an illegal migrant
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• Trafigura offers deal to 31,000 Africans over dumped waste
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• Lawyer of the Week: Phillippa Kaufman
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• Attorney-General sacks housekeeper alleged to be illegal immigrant
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• Reforms will clamp down on ‘menace’ of online libel
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• Foreign Office chief accused of saying: Blow Israel off the face of the Earth
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• Should intercept evidence on terror suspects be made admissible in court?
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• Restraints on terror suspects may be lifted, Government admits
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• Mandelson to shelve laws aimed at cutting binge drinking
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• Andrew Cuomo New York Attorney-General subpoenas five BoA directors
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• Allen Stanford claims he cannot afford a lawyer
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• Société Générale sues Saudi billionaire to recover $50m loan$
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• Home Secretary Alan Johnson denies 'consipiracy' to shut care homes
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• Home Secretary admits control orders may have to go
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• KPMG director Andrew Wetherall stole £545,000 to fund wife's lifestyle
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• Price war looms as Ofcom frees shackles on BT
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• Brussels may force Lloyds to surrender Halifax
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• Watchdog refuses to scrap ITV contract rules
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• Workers can claim back holidays ruined by illness
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• Divorce: the Government wants talk, talk before war, war
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• First look inside Britain's new Supreme Court
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• Regulators to pore over Magna’s GM Europe deal
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• EU sanctions on Sri Lanka to hit 'cheap' clothing over human rights abuses
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• Aviva accused of 'derisory' settlement in High Court
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• Stop giving ex-wives these undeserved millions, says Baroness Deech
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• Divorcing couples must consider mediation, says Bridget Prentice
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• Telecoms tycoon Denis O'Brien faces Cable & Wireless lawsuit
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• Americans work to raise credit crunch legal float for London Stock Exchange
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• Jackpot for lawyers in trademark management CPA patent sale
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• French judge Eva Joly compares Iceland crisis to Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme
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• Analysis: How Mandelson intends to ban the Phoenix Four
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• Lord Mandelson prepares to ban the ‘Phoenix Four’
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• Lord Phillips: I sympathise over assisted suicide
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• SEC failings laid bare as Madoff tape comes to light
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• The man who fuelled Lord Turner’s attack on the City
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• Dawn raid by regulator after JJB blows whistle on Sports Direct
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• Lord Phillips calls for senior judges to stay on until 75
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• JJB Sports and Sports Direct in fraud inquiry
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• Former bank director guilty of insider dealing
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• Tolkiens win $150m Lord Of The Rings film settlement$
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• DNA database holds flawed data on ethnicity, claims Ethics Group
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• Lawyer of the week: Rhona Friedman
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• Musicians hit out at plans to cut off internet for file sharers
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• TV cameras to capture new era for law lords
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• Clubs face curbs on pursuit of youth
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• This could be the last time a politician takes mercy on a prisoner
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• Former Dresdner Kleinwort traders sue for €34m
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• Barclays fined £2.45m for reporting failure
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• McCurry Restaurant wins eight-year legal battle with McDonald’s
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• Brussels backs Portugal in Bwin online betting case
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• Orange merger with T-Mobile to face tough competition hurdles
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• Small law firms threatened by soaring insurance costs
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• Dresdner sued for millions in withheld bonuses by 72 former traders
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• Google facing European challenge to digital library
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• RBS cuts overdraft penalties ahead of court ruling
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• BSA asks City regulator to delay stricter lending rules
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• Release of terror suspect expected to end secret evidence detentions
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• Sacked executives of Park Resorts win unfair dismissal tribunal
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• Jurors find it hard to tell right from wrong, says study
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• Top terror suspect is freed over secrets fear
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• Buyers of Skype on course for a legal showdown with its founders
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• M’learned friends make hay while City lawyers suffer
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• Terror suspects' release: demise of control orders is inevitable
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• Business big shot: Martin Grant, former chief executive of Park Resorts
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• BAE Systems and SFO discuss compromise deal after epic investigation into arms sales
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• Transsexual killer wins battle to serve life sentence in a women's jail
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• No buyer, no chef and a €50 million legal wrangle for Hôtel de Crillon in Paris
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• Google brought to book over digital library
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• Darling: bonuses must be 'earned not guaranteed'
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• Partners at SJ Berwin feel pinch as cash is conserved
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• WTO to rule on claims of state aid for Airbus
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• Murder charge for boys would have made Edlington trial too problematic
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• British National Party forced to admit non-whites
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• Calling all women solicitors . . . if you want to join the Bench, now's your chance
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• Lord Turner and the City: do lawyers have a voice in the regulation debate?
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• Judges go back to school to learn the art of judging
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• Lawyer of the Week: Patrick Green
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• Broker fined by Financial Services Authority over ‘acts of omission’ on illegal trading
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• London Mayor Boris Johnson goes into battle on behalf of City’s financiers
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• Double murderer Dennis Harland Roberts wins cosmetic-treatment case
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• Broker fined £20,000 for allowing insider trading
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• Michael Mansfield - the dangerous subversive?
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• Michael Mansfield, QC, on lawyers, the law and becoming a hate figure
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• Diana was right to be worried, says top QC, Michael Mansfield
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• Divorcing couples encouraged to search for the most favourable court
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• Judges to be put on trial to test their courtroom skills
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• City braces for Tories’ new financial crime force
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• Applicants pull out as FSA gets tough on top bank jobs
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• Lehman faces $100bn claims following bankruptcy$
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• Law firms enjoy vintage year despite dip in profits
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• Allen Stanford hospitalised as CFO pleads guilty
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• Law student wins four-year case to have exam marks upgraded
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• Policing protests: would mediation help?
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• Retirement: it’s a great idea but will anyone ever afford it?
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• The tail of legal aid cuts is wagging the dog of British justice
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• Class actions: why are we waiting?
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• Co-op steals a march on Tesco in the race for legal customers
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• Lawyer of the Week: Iain Purvis
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• FSA chairman Lord Turner says City too big
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• Tycoon sues his ex-wife after discovering children were not his
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• I’m a contestant — let me out of here I’m off to an employment tribunal
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• US businessman Hassan Nemazee arrested for alleged Citigroup fraud
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• Can Peter Mandelson cast the internet pirates adrift?
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• Admiral Group warns of rise in fraudulent claims
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• Unmasked blogger Rosemary Port to sue Google for $15m$
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• Human rights watchdog begins legal action over BNP membership policy
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• Error leaves children unprotected under 1984 Video Recordings Act
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• Senior CPS lawyer, Sarfwaz Ibrahim, arrested on corruption charges
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• Prison officials reject Madoff cancer claim
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• Ex-Park Resorts boss alleges GI Partners lied
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• Tullett Prebon traders in City bonus row
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• Lehman Brothers’ creditors face years of delays in recovering assets
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• High court rejects Lehman asset recovery plan
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• Loophole may help Danny Fitzsimons to escape the death penalty
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• Local bus operators face full competition inquiry
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• Barristers’ fees slashed in Government squeeze on legal aid bill
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• Loophole may help Danny Fitzsimons to escape the death penalty
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• Bus operators to be probed over high fares
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• Lawyer of the Week: Michael Rowlands
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• 'Understand clients, know what they want and find a solution'
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• Commoditisation - it's a horrible word but it's the way law firms will be working
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• Probation Service boss Phil Wheatley wants fewer community sentences
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• Headhunter Hogarth cites Nomura phone calls in court claim
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• Injured Marine fighting for compensation says Prince Harry backs him
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• Seven arrests in carbon trading inquiry
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• UBS to give up 4,450 client names in tax evasion row
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• Headhunters sue Nomura in row over Lehman staff
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• Edinburgh clears way for Lockerbie bomber Abdul Baset Ali al-Megrahi’s move to Libya
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• Accountants profit as FSA gets tough with banks
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• John Cleese finally accepts his marriage has ceased to be and pays £12m to ex-wife
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• Duke of York met Gaddafi and his son on private visits to Libya
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• RBS £60bn takeover of ABN under investigation
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• Charity sues government over 'rendition' of two men handed by British to US forces
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• Dubai collapse sparks £3bn in legal claims
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• Novartis sues Glaxo Smith Kline over vaccine patent
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• Financial crisis and dollar weakness take toll on Baker & McKenzie
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• Baker & McKenzie reveals 3% fall in revenue
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• Abercrombie & Fitch told to pay disabled worker Riam Dean £9,000
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• Rio Tinto arrests send jitters through foreign groups operating in China
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• Taxman seeks assets as cash feud splits Italy’s Agnelli family
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• ‘Wriggle-room’ for multimillion-pound bonuses in FSA’s new code, say lawyers
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• Summer Quiz: our entertaining test of memory
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• Lawyer of the Week: Des Collins
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• Can you buy an acre of the Moon?
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• Extradited for 'stealing' a mobile phone
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• Taxman wins right to see details of 500,000 offshore bank accounts
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• Briton facing Iraq murder trial on probation for gun offence
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• UBS set to disclose US clients in tax evasion case
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• Rio Tinto China executives charged with bribery
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• City regulator backpedals over bonuses
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• Baby P's father says he will sue 'negligent' Haringey Council
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• Court threat to offshore accounts as taxman does deal with Liechtenstein
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• Phoenix Four under fire in MG Rover report
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• Bernard Madoff finance chief pleads guilty to conspiracy
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• SFO rejects criminal probe into MG Rover sale
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• UK strikes deal to end Liechtenstein tax havens
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• Hedge funds shut out as banks win IMO
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• Government to publish report into MG Rover collapse
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• Judge rejects Bank of America-SEC Settlement
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• Sharon Shoesmith’s legal challenge fast-tracked by High Court
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• Pressure on Rio Tinto as espionage claims intensify in China
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• Senior Treasury official joins OFT reshuffle
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• SFO to decide on MG Rover inquiry tomorrow
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• One-stop courts to help women confront abuse
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• Bernard Madoff aide Frank DiPascali is to plead guilty
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• Deutsche spied on me like the Stasi, says lawyer
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• Revealed: Britain's most lenient judge
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• Spinvox in probe over financial mismanagement
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• Police to ignore European Court of Human Rights ruling on stored DNA
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• OFT refers Sports Direct over JJB Sports stores
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• Linklaters sued by former employee
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• Judge queries SEC deal with Bank of America
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• Ex-AIG boss pays $15m to settle SEC inquiry$
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• Book in for some good summer reading
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• Corby 'toxic soup' case: why it's a long way from being over
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• Lawyer of the Week: Ronald Thwaites
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• Environment Agency cracks down on organised crime in waste industry
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• Trainee barristers are being offered annual salary on a par with MPs
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• Tenants to gain safeguards from landlords
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• Law Panel live: cracking down on corruption
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• Minister admits: rape review plans back to drawing board
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• Judge Ian Trigger faces investigation over immigration speech
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• Harriet Harman digs in her heels to demand tougher rape law
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• Juries return to Japanese justice in Katsuyoshi Fujii trial
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• SFO adopts aggressive approach on banking fraud
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• Criminal trials from 18th and 19th centuries go online for first time
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• Tracking law Q and As
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• Suicide and the law – where we stand
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• Assisted suicide: Whose life is it anyway?
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• Guidelines on assisted suicide ‘heading for challenge in the courts’
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• Oleg Deripaska loses his battle to transfer lawsuit from London to Russia
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• Disinherited family win High Court battle for thousands
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• Judge orders Tchenguiz brothers to return files
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• Former GP Michael Irwin questioned by police over Dignitas death
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• US Government settles tax secrecy with UBS
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• Hacker Gary McKinnon fights on as extradition appeal rejected
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• Earl of Sandwich bites takeaway owner over use of name
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• 'Right to die' campaigner Debbie Purdy wins House of Lords ruling
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• Matthew Fisher wins 40 per cent of royalties to A Whiter Shade of Pale
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• Fund manager Hermitage Capital hopes US court action will link Russian bank to fraud
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• Enron boss may see jail time cut in resentencing
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• Enron boss seeks early release in court appeal
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• Historic last words that bring years of uncertainty and fear to an end
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• Auditors cleared in landmark negligence case
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• Farewell to the law lords
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• Victims pleased over legal ruling in Corby 'toxic soup' case
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• How virtual lawyers are weathering the recession
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• Suicide law campaigner Debbie Purdy hopes for crucial law lords ruling
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• A high-flier no one envied
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• The stress of being a female lawyer
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• Law lords pass into history with move to the UK's new supreme court
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• Corby council found liable for causing birth defects
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• MoD under fire for trying to cut compensation to injured soldiers
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• Northern Rock investors lose compensation appeal
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• Successful lawyer with post-natal depression drowned herself
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• Judge defends US-style initiative as integral part of the community
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• US-style community justice courts fail to reduce reoffending rates
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• Bar Council says Crown Prosecution Service wasting millions with in-house prosecutions
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• Business claims fuel surge in libel actions
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• Dinghy sailors and canoeists to be subject to shipping laws
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• New Jersey, old sleaze
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• Business doctor
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• British trader seeks $100m pay from Citi$
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• Damages in Emlick's libel case could top £1m
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• Civilian engineer loses claim against MoD over blast injuries in Iraq
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• Police inquiry into MPs’ expenses to be quick and focused, says DPP
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• OFT increases pressure over milk price-fixing
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• Lord Neuberger named Master of the Rolls
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• The Times Law100 2009
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• Charity: can it begin at school?
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• Lawyer of the Week: Rachel Atkins
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• FSA fines HSBC units £3m for ‘careless’ handling of confidential data
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• Lehman analyst told to suppress negative research, Tribunal hears
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• In the City: the long and the short of breakfast seminars
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• Deutsche Bank under investigation for 'spying'
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• SFO unveils plans for US-style negotiations
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• Legal aid auctions on hold after new delay
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• Scholar denies that Islamic divorce procedure is biased against women
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• Change would help to expose unjust rulings
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• Regional law firms take severe steps to cut costs
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• Sharia penal codes would benefit Britain says Muslim Sheikh Suhaib Hasan
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• Sharia penal codes would benefit Britain says Muslim Sheikh Suhaib Hasan
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• More non-Muslims turning to Sharia courts to resolve civil disputes
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• Equitable Life policyholders head to court
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• Even as police investigate £80m Ponzi scheme, some 'victims' can't believe it
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• Complex cases surge
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• Complex cases surge
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• Lawyers will launch £50m ‘litigation fund’
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• Lawyer banks on record damages as panel upholds her harassment claim
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• Jack Straw’s plan to curb nuisance claims by prisioners ‘a sham’
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• Cost ceiling means defendants who win their cases may face a big bill
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• Justice Committee criticises plans for £12m cuts in family legal aid
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• Innocent people ‘won’t go through with cases’ if reforms are approved
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• Legal aid cuts raise fear of one law for rich and another for the poor
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• UK banks face clampdown on risk and bonuses
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• Supreme Court shows its colours
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• 'Brand' awareness in the divorce courts
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• The Times defends libel case over alleged police link to security firm
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• Lawyer of the week: Helen Jackson
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• Sir Mark Potter rules on media and celebrity cases in family courts
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• Pension fund sues ratings agencies over $1bn losses$
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• Legal aid for prisoners to be capped as Jack Straw criticises lawyers
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• Lord Chief Justice warns of dangers over MPs' expenses body
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• Former Sinopec chief sentenced to death
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• Charles Taylor denounces war crimes trial as 'deception, deceit and lies'
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• Iraqi interpreters employed by British to sue over lack of protection
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• Tension rises as Chinese question local steel traders in Rio Tinto 'sypying' case
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• China widens Rio spy probe to local traders
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• 'Hardnosed' SFO to tap phones of suspected fraudsters
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• Organised crime groups one step ahead of police, Home Office admits
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• Abuse video shown at public inquiry into British Army interrogation of Iraqis
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• Virgin Atlantic chief Steve Ridgway admits he knew of conspiracy with BA to fix prices
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• Father who found son dead in caravan park pond must repay £25,000
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• Judge delays trial in UBS tax secrecy case
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• BA staff in court on price fixing allegations
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• Solicitor Leslie Seldon's retirement age challenge at appeal court
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• Moriarty lawyer buys chocs on expenses
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• Soldier's mother wins court fight over Snatch Land Rovers
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• Buy-to-let landlords can claim millions as Foxtons loses commissions case
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• China accuses detained Rio workers of bribery
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• British company pleads guilty to corruption
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• Foxtons loses legal battle over landlord fees
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• Rio workers face jail as China gathers evidence
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• Partners’ profits down by tenth at Allen & Overy law firm
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• Judges to work overtime as cuts and delays put justice at risk
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• Case studies: The defendant and the solicitor
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• Magistrates angry over cuts as on-the-spot fines replace court hearings
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• British company to plead guilty in first corruption prosecution
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• Shadow minister calls for power to be given back to the people
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• East Coast debacle puts rail franchise rules in spotlight
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• End muddle over stem-cell patents or US will race ahead
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• Joint enterprise law means even bystanders can get life
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• Jack Straw sticks to promises on family courts reporting reforms
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• Lawyer of the week: Ayesha Vardag
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• Straw promises another increase in media scrutiny of family courts
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• Rio Tinto executives arrested in China
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• China arrests Rio Tinto executive for 'spying'
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• Jack Straw to close legal loophole used by fugitive war criminals
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• Yorkshire lawyer who took on the world and won
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• Amendment to relax law on assisted dying is thrown out by peers
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• Yorkshire lawyer Nigel Knowles took on the world and won
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• Jury discharged in Richard Desmond libel case
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• Jury discharged in Richard Desmond libel case
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• Tribunals Service creaks as claims soar by 40 per cent
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• Jack Straw to close legal loophole used by fugitive war criminals
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• Mandelson presses SFO to probe MG Rover collapse
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• For better, for worse. In prenup and in wealth
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• Express proprietor, Richard Desmond, in libel action against journalist
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• Downturn yields rich pickings for Linklaters
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• Linklaters edges past rivals as UK's biggest firm
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• Double jeopardy killer Mario Celaire gets minimum of 23 years jail
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• Evidence 'not enough' as terror suspect scores win
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• Family courts in crisis, says Sir Mark Potter
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• Freshfields hits top spot in legal fees league
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• Freshfields hits top spot in legal fees league
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• Heiress wins battle to uphold pre-nuptial contract
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• US marshals begin seizure of Bernard Madoff penthouse
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• Analysis: no longer the divorce capital of hte world
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• Freshfields defies market to post 9% jump in revenue
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• Lawyer of the Week: Mohammed Ayub
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• Sarcastic, rude: is this the way to question child witnesses?
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• Eurojust, the EU fraud body, fails to fulfil its brief
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• Amending the law on the DNA database needs proper scrutiny
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• Clifford Chance profits slump as clients are hit by financial crisis
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• Credit card companies face a ban on 'exploiting' debtors
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• Bernard Madoff gets 150 years in prison
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• Clifford Chance profit plummets 37%
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• Engineer wounded in Iraq claims for damages
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• Enter this year's Times/Herbert Smith advocacy competition
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• Enter this year's Times/Herbert Smith advocacy competition
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• Sharia courts: are their rulings breaching British law?
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• Does the jury system still work?
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• Bernard Madoff victim claims: ‘He robbed me. I’ll be unable to afford food'
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• Judge Gerald Price is suspended after claims by male prostitute
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• Commons clerk raises legal obstacle to Westminster 'clean-up' Bill
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• Live: Madoff sentencing in New York
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• Magic fades for Clifford Chance with Americans on brink of centre stage return
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• Bernard Madoff to face angry investors who fell victim to $65bn swindle$
  external story (29/06/2009)
  
• Baroness Vadera likely to be appointed to European Commission
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• Treasury keeps grip on banks in shake-up
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• Law firms slam EU skills ruling
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• Weird cases: possession of pie with unlawful intent
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• Allen Stanford denies $7bn pyramid scheme swindling charges$
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• Jewish school broke race laws by refusing boy whose mother had converted
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• £1.8 million windfall husband escapes divorce renegotiation
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• Creating law: from a blank sheet of paper to justice from the bench
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• Formula One: why falling out is an expensive game
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• Lawyer of the Week: Dan Brennan
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• Low-paid male council workers win right to equal pay with women
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• A glass of wine with your picnic? It's against the law
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• Earl Spencer and ex-wife in secret talks after failing to ban media
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• French cosmetics giant L’Oréal guilty of racial discrimination
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• Pupils free to rate teachers’ performance online
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• L'Oreal found guilty of racism in shampoo ads
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• Earl Spencer fails to win blanket press ban in divorce proceedings
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• Lords scrutinise bank charges
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• Woolf v Genn: the decline of civil justice
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• Madoff lawyer seeks "just" sentence for $65bn fraudster$
  external story (23/06/2009)
  
• Analysis: Mau Mau claim will be fought every step of the way
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• Analysis: Britain has moral duty to allow Mau Mau case to proceed
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• Mau Mau rebel recalls nine years of 'British torture' in detention camp
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• Mau Mau veterans claim compensation over ‘lost decade’
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• SEC charges four recruiters with helping Madoff
  external story (22/06/2009)
  
• Tycoon Scot Young faces jail in £400m divorce
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• History-making divorcee Julia McFarlane is awarded an extra £100,000 a year
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• Weird cases: And this week's award for judicial petulance goes to . . .
  external story (19/06/2009)
  
• Allen Stanford arrested in the US after surrendering to the FBI
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• Total sacks 900 workers in Lindsey strike row
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• Total sacks 900 workers in Lindsey strike row
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• Brown fights all-powerful EU financial supervisors
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• Commentary: a long history of jury 'nobbling'
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• Journalist Suzanne Breen need not disclose Real IRA contacts
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• First criminal trial without a jury approved
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• IVF libel battle shows how capping costs would hit claims
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• Rio Tinto deal heralds huge changes
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• Lawyer of the Week: Neil Sampson
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• Rio Tinto deal heralds huge changes
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• Lawyers revolt over auction of legal aid work
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• A tasty piece of thinking puts potato snack in its place
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• Glitz, glamour and gruffness vanish with great names
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• Rio Tinto’s legal switch puts pressure on London
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• Why Lord Steyn believes ID cards should be scrapped
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• Writer advised on how to evade long arm of the law
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• Judge calls for action to stop British 'epidemic' of family breakdown
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• Sentences for knife killers to be reviewed after Ben Kinsella murder
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• Jewish couple sue over lighting that makes them ‘work’ on sabbath
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• Ruling on NightJack author Richard Horton kills blogger anonymity
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• Analysis: bloggers can no longer be sure on anonymity
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• Attorney-General rules Baby P sentences 'not too lenient'
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• GCHQ man, Neil McLellan, faces jail sentence after lying under oath
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• UK legal industry faces loss of 10,000 lawyers
  external story (15/06/2009)
  
• Army chiefs in Afghanistan cannot be sued for death of their troops
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• Solicitor General Vera Baird tells judges to dispel rape myths
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• Social services cut dying mother’s time with her children
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• Divorce settlement granted after 22 years
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• Former pupil sues Oundle School over drunken fall from window
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• Weird cases: 'you're telling me this isn't fruit?'
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• Journalist faces Real IRA death threat if she helps police
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• Curious case of Lindt's chocolate Easter bunny trademark
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• Judges order Abu Qatata assets to be unfrozen
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• Lindt bunny case bounces back into courts
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• Lawyer of the Week: Chris Fry
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• Civil justice system: why we are doing well but can do better
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• Why must a secret service fair hearing be heard in secret?
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• Is that it for final salary pension schemes?
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• Corporate manslaughter: making work a much safer place
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• Case study: stateless Palestinian came to Britain as refugee
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• Law Lords devastate terror control orders in secret evidence ruling
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• Analysis: contol orders ruling - information or freedom
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• Supreme Court gives go-ahead to Chrysler sale
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• The men behind the control order appeal
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• Q&A: terror control orders
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• Gary McKinnon, hacker with Asperger syndrome, fights extradition to US
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• Northern Rock investors step up payout fight
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• Treasury weighs the options for autumn sale of Northern Rock
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• London's Metropolitan Police accused of waterboarding suspects
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• Buyers circle Keydata while Revenue seeks unpaid tax
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• EU finance ministers clash over reforms
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• Secret evidence: undermining the great traditions of British justice
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• Families of victims triumph in civil lawsuit over Omagh bombings
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• Opt out or your number’s up for mobile phone privacy
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• How the Real IRA brought murderous mayhem to Omagh on a summer day
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• Omagh damages may prompt legal action against IRA backers
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• Cherie Booth turns mediator to cut legal costs for companies
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• Shell agrees $15.5m settlement over death of Saro-Wiwa and eight others$
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• Fertility doctor Mohamed Taranissi awarded libel settlement with BBC
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• BBC faces £6m payout in libel case with IVF doctor Mohamed Taranissi
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• Omagh: the four men found responsible for the bombing
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• BPP agrees £304m US takeover
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• Families of victims triumph in civil lawsuit over Omagh bombings
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• Fraudsters jailed over Aviva scam
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• Search for Madoff assets pits British and Americans against one another in New York court
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• Omagh bombing families face judgment day in their quest for justice
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• UK faces backlash over 'libel tourists'
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• Leading City lawyer finds his elixir of love in opera
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• Judge rules ceremony with priest was not a marriage
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• Weird cases: if you don't like this excuse, I have others
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• Nuclear test veterans win right to sue Government
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• Ex Countrywide chief charged with fraud
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• New Qatar court will blend legal cultures of West and East
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• Judge selection still perceived as unfair
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• How the rule of law can avoid the world at war
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• Women used to talk about how little time they had taken off to have children
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• Lessons for the new court and tribunal in Qatar
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• Qatar Law Forum: anyone who is anyone celebrates the rule of law
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• Lawyer of the Week: Heather Rogers
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• Prime crime: Britain’s animal rustlers
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• Rwanda: why Keir Starmer has to act
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• UK companies linked to Iraqi reconstruction fraud inquiry
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• Madoff sons speak of 'biblical' betrayal
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• Debbie Purdy takes assisted suicide case to the House of Lords
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• Elitist culture of secrecy must end, says Lord Falconer
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• Gordon Brown and Treasury accused on banking crisis
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• MPs brought disgrace upon themselves, says Lord Falconer of Thoroton
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• Short-selling rules extended by FSA
  external story (01/06/2009)
  
• Chrysler sale to Fiat approved by judge
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• Home Secretary Jacqui Smith to fight shock-jock Michael Savage's lawsuit
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• GM bond deal paves way for Chapter 11
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• FSA steps up battle against insider trading
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• Court takes child of ‘stupid’ mother
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• Investors to sue Lloyds chiefs
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• Mother ‘too stupid’ to keep child
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• Weird cases: bored juror goes missing
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• Cafcass improving under Anthony Douglas but still fails children
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• Child court chief Anthony Douglas is called to account by judge
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• Briton Robert Tringham charged over $7 million Ponzi scheme$
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• Jack Straw defends virtual courts after trial at police station
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• £15,000 Times fine proves the need for reform of an indefensible law
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• Should Britain import the US method of dealing with fraud?
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• Would you want to know if a Ouija board decided your case?
  external story (28/05/2009)
  
• Sikirat Agbaje appeals to Lords over £7,000 Nigerian divorce payout
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• Lawyer of the Week: Jocelyn Cockburn
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• Six arrested in FSA insider dealing probe
  external story (27/05/2009)
  
• Partner profits at Lovells down 12%
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• Eversheds profits plunge 27 per cent as downturn bites
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• Third Morgan Stanley trader is sanctioned
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• Harry Rednapp lawyer takes on the police again over search warrant
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• Policeman is cleared by IPCC over Jean Charles de Menezes inquest
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• Colin Port defies court order to return images of child abuse
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• FSA bans third Morgan Stanley trader in two weeks
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• Shell in court over death of Nigerian activist
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• Why Qatar will be the place to be this weekend
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• City police warn of huge rise in fraud cases
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• CBI calls for urgent reform of pensions legislation to let companies repair shortfalls
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• Rockefeller impostor to plead insanity in daughter abduction trial
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• Council uses terror law to spy on shirker in shower
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• Hammer and tongs row at Good Hair Day
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• Third man in fraud inquiry flies into UK
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• The Times fined £15,000 for contempt of court
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• Law should be changed to increase transparency of juries
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• Analysis: is eBay’s victory good for consumers?
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• Weird cases: dodging jury service
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• eBay not liable for L'Oreal fakes sold in UK
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• Two arrests in investigation into alleged £250m fraud
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• Scientific advances brought demise of double jeopardy rule
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• Businesses at risk of fines as India gets tough on competition rules
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• Police ordered to delete images of peaceful protester Andrew Wood
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• City police arrest two over £50m fraud scheme
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• Analysis: Private Eye victory benefits lawyers and their clients
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• Revealed: law firms costing NHS millions
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• Rich investors sue Queen’s bankers
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• FSA hails significant victory as solicitor and father-in-law are guilty of insider dealing
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• FSA wins first conviction for insider dealing
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• Police to investigate MI5 over Guantánamo torture claims
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• Beware of jumping on the brandwagon
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• The Acas view: our new code will have a positive impact
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• In the City: looking for a silver lining?
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• Google Street View and Paul McCartney's hugely high wall
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• Bringing barristers into harmony with the times
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• Judges accuse Jack Straw of trying to limit their discretionary powers
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• Lawyer of the Week: Rag Chand
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• Don't make a twit of yourself while tweeting
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• Judge freezes assets of Bernard Madoff's brother
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• Seventy is far too early for a supreme court judge to retire . . .
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• Seventy is far too early for a supreme court judge to retire . . .
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• Acas code has a second crack at deadling with employment disputes
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• Allied Irish Banks hit by £56m loans scam
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• Regulation of City law firms 'not fit for purpose'
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• Pupil barrister takes top place at 2009 Times Law Awards
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• Judges fail in Tribunal bid to extend working lives beyond 70
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• US brewer loses latest battle over Budweiser name
  external story (25/03/2009)
  
• AIG executives in London 'hold out in bonus assault'
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• Dawson takes legal advice as it loses contracts
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• Family courts: the poor and most vulnerable are paying dearly
  external story (25/03/2009)
  
• Jack Straw unveils tougher corruption laws
  external story (25/03/2009)
  
• The Water Cooler
  external story (24/03/2009)
  
• Oil company accused of 'nobbling' witnesses in African toxic waste case
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• Business big shot: Charles Randell of Slaughter and May
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• Don’t change rules on charges, warns Keir Starmer
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• Davender Kumar Ghai demands open-air Hindu cremation – in Newcastle
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• Lloyd's warns of rise in lawsuits against business
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• Dragon Oil admits ex-staff took money for deals
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• Home buyers set for rise in legal fees as Abbey cuts ties to 7,000 solicitors
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• Broker MF Global admits defrauding client
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• Senior judge warns that changes will not open up family courts
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• Stars call for end to archaic libel laws
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• Lawyer seeks £5m for childhood abuse
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• Publish and be slammed
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• Lawyers use NHS as £100m cash cow
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• Parents given hours to appeal for Baby OT's right to life
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• Daughters cut out of will by Megan Swanston, mother they tried to evict
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• 'Islamophobe' head Erica Connor wins Surrey County Council payout
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• Total alone held liable for Buncefield explosion
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• Slaughter and May earns £9.4m on Northern Rock
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• Mayer Brown to axe up to 55 in London
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• Solicitors to take on estate agents
  external story (19/03/2009)
  
• Property fraud: now the Metropolitan Police get in on the act
  external story (19/03/2009)
  
• Lawyer of the Week: Russell Van Praagh
  external story (19/03/2009)
  
• Water Cooler
  external story (19/03/2009)
  
• Divorce: why being North or South of the Border makes such a difference
  external story (19/03/2009)
  
• Financial Services Authority 'crackdown' greeted with City relief
  external story (19/03/2009)
  
• Dinner lady sues boy who broke her nose while playing tag
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• In the City: don't let a crisis to waste
  external story (19/03/2009)
  
• Searching for answers at Deepcut Barracks
  external story (19/03/2009)
  
• Bernard Madoff's auditor charged with fraud over 17 years
  external story (19/03/2009)
  
• Guardian loses appeal over Barclays tax gag
  external story (19/03/2009)
  
• More power for JPs raises fear of prison overcrowding crisis
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• Cuomo: kickback deals included Carlyle Group
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• BAA may challenge order to sell airports
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• AIG refuses to say who got $165 million of bonuses as Obama denounces 'greed'$
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• Why the courts are at breaking point
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• Judge calls for end to use of 'honour killings' term
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• 'Use terrorism law on Goodwin'
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• Neighbours' access road dispute takes expensive route to High Court
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• Lehman Brothers: Lawyer had to haggle to keep the lights on
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• I knew it was criminal fraud and I’m sorry, says Bernard Madoff
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• Lord Laming report: ‘We must never leave children in danger just to save a £4,000 fee’
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• Stansted legal challenge defeated
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• Crossing over to Islamic banking
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• Plans for more cuts to legal aid put families ‘at risk’
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• Lawyer of the Week: Gordon Deane
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• 'Credit-crunched' fund manager Bryan Myerson tries to claw back £9.5m from ex-wife
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• The jury decides - a very British kind of justice
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• Michael Grade threatens minister Andy Burnham with court battle
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• Madoff heads for court to admit $50bn fraud$
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• Baker & McKenzie to cut up to 85 jobs in London
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• EDF faces lawsuit over threat to cut off electricity to Lehman Brothers
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• What Bernard Madoff can expect in prison
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• Bernard Madoff jailed until sentencing after pleading guilty to $50 billion fraud$
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• Lord Judge: recession could harm judicial diversity
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• Bernard Madoff pleads guilty to all criminal charges
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• City tycoon pleads poverty in £10m divorce
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• Redundancy insurers add bank staff to blacklist
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• Banks accused of aiding corrupt regimes
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• Three more directors suspended at sub-prime lender Cattles
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• Bernard Madoff faces 150 years as he agrees to plead guilty to fraud
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• Allen Stanford refuses to co-operate with fraud investigators
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• Hammonds lawyer accused of taking 'secret payments'
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• Jack Straw to probe internet libel law
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• Homeowner Kenneth Batchelor cleared of murder after shooting dead intruder
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• Tennis player's victory over secret list of banned aircraft hand luggage
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• Bankruptcy becomes America's growth industry
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• Robert Moore snubbed by Royal Mail after he stopped runaway post van
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• Delay to online bidding for reactor sites could open window for legal challenge
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• FSA investigates Resolution founder Clive Cowdery over £5bn sale
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• Clive Stafford Smith: 'If I had my time all over again, I'd defend paedophiles'
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• White & Case slashes another 400 jobs
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• Eight arrested over £40m mortgage fraud
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• Cattles suspends three more directors in probe
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• Breaking up is hard to do
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• Northern Rock rescue 'did not limit competition'
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• Plucky Brits win battle of the teapots against Germans
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• Cool heads: meet ten lawyers thriving despite the recession
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• Man Financial 'overstated value of account by millions'
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• British duo deny industrial espionage
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• L'Oréal begins lawsuit against eBay over sale of fake cosmetics
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• Lawyer and father-in-law 'profited' from inside information
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• Law firms from 21 countries meet to plot case against Bernard Madoff
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• Omar al-Bashir may face new charges for ousting aid agencies from Sudan
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• Brief encounter: My son has been asked to repay his mortgage within a month
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• Hopes dashed as judges support compulsory retirement at 65
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• Merrill executives subpoenaed on bonuses
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• Here’s £10,000, take a year off, law firms tell graduate recruits
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• Bogus peer Hugh Rodley tried to pull off world’s biggest bank raid
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• Brussels to investigate overpricing at petrol pumps
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• How secure is the rule of law in South Africa?
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• In the City: crystal ball under stress
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• FSA faces multimillion claim for failing to stop Terry Freeman trading
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• How can someone steal you house? Easily
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• One small step for the ICC, a giant step for Darfur
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• Inspectors call for 'cultural shift' within Crown Prosecution Service
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• Tesco wins appeal against Competition Commission test for new sites
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• Ministers ordered to justify retirement age
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• UBS hits out at improper US legal action
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• Treasury Solicitor Jenkins made honorary QC
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• Economic downturn intensifies age discrimination fight
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• Tesco wins fight over store competition test
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• City boss Jerry Lees accused over affairs and bonuses
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• Clifford Chance to shed 115 support staff in latest round of job cuts
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• Profile: Nicholas Green, the QC who won the Tesco case
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• City law firms offer trainees £10,000 not to work for a year
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• Prison's not so bad after all, says disgraced Lord Black
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• New ruling to force British voters to show ID before voting
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• George Osborne tells FSA City needs tougher laws to curb wrongdoing
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• Jack Straw deplores 'astonishing growth' of legal aid
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• Judges take on Ministry of Justice over age discrimination
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• UKFI may sue ex-RBS chairman over Goodwin pension
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• Madoff lawyers argue $69m in assets belong to wife$
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• Terror suspect controls face biggest challenge yet from law lords
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• Terror suspects begin challenge to control orders regime
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• Low-alcohol bubbly is not wine, court rules
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• Ex-Belgo director avoids jail for insider trading
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• Trial by jury returns to Japan and the lawyers aren't happy
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• Lawyers examine payoff of banker blamed for losing billions at HBOS
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• Weird Cases: the Homer Simpson defence
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• OFT can rule on bank charges, say judges
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• Information Commissioner Richard Thomas warns of surveillance culture
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• Top Stanford official Laura Pendergest-Holt charged with obstruction
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• Air traffic ban on hiring over 35's is unlawful
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• Sibir suspends Henry Cameron before result of loans inquiry
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• En garde! Magistrates ready for battle over punishments
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• Lawyer of the Week: Dinah Rose
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• Solicitors' regulator faces corporate rebellion
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• Child Support Agency: tough new line leaves parents few appeal rights
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• Whetting the appetite for a power to expel or suspend errant peers
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• Luxembourg regulator censures UBS over Bernard Madoff
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• Deutsche Bank sues former client for $240m over FX losses$
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• Legal analysis: Can Sir Fred's pension be clawed back?
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• Norris resumes battle to avoid extradition
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• Baroness Scotland backs Moscow in fight over Russian Orthodox cathedral
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• Fraud investigators raid Anglo Irish Bank
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• Jack Straw may curb freedom of information
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• Iraq Cabinet minutes: 'Jack Straw should not be his own judge'
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• Former Belgo executive Tim Power convicted of insider dealing
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• Google joins inquiry into Microsoft as browser wars hot up
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• Lawyers back call for single City fraud watchdog
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• Germans investigate Liechtenstein prince's tax
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• Andrew Cuomo seeks order to force Merrill bonus disclosure
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• Government to cap legal bills in libel cases
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• Sir Ken Macdonald rounds on Britain's banking robbers
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• Flawed thinking allows fraud to flourish
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• Lord Mandelson plan to tear up new laws splits party
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• 'Trader made thousands from Belgo leaks'
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• Allen Stanford affair puts Antigua's financial safeguards under scrutiny
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• Treasure islands start to yield up their secrets
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• Top judge holds out leniency to suicide helpers
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• Christian groups lose legal challenge over human and animal embryos
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• Omagh bomb trial police cleared of 'deception'
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• Gatwick sues Ryanair for £1.2m in row over check-in fees
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• Barristers dominate recorder appointments
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• Lawyer of the Week: Caroline Bassett
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• Legal redundancies: could partners be to blame?
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• Why it was a happy anniversary for civil partnerships
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• Water Cooler
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• Michael Kirby: reformer, monarchist, blogger and dissenter
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• Berlin cleared to seize control at Hypo Real Estate
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• UBS pays out $780m over tax avoidance allegations$
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• In the City: on the road to Damascus.
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• QC appointments: 104 named to ranks of elite barristers
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• Judges award Abu Qatada £2,500 compensation for 'unfair' detention
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• Allen & Overy to cut 450 jobs in £44m shake-up
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• MS sufferer Debbie Purdy hails ruling from judges on assisted suicide law
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• Former US Attorney-General Mukasey joins Debevoise
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• Allen Stanford, the Texan behind 20/20 cricket riches, charged over $9.2bn 'fraud'$
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• Secret papers on Iraq war stolen from Eversheds lawyer on train
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• Six lawyers at Raleys guilty of misconduct over £7m miners' awards
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• Legal briefing: Employee theft
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• Users force Facebook to withdraw controversial 'copyright' plan
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• Anti-foreign strikes branded baseless by Acas
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• Richard Alderman keen to show off new model
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• Corby council accused in first birth defects case since thalidomide
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• Lawyers from 21 countries tackle Madoff case
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• Simmons & Simmons set to cut almost 70 jobs as it faces crunch
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• TV comic Lee Hurst in court tirade against the joke pirates
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• Boys and Girls Alone forces review of children's employment laws
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• Allen Stanford facing fresh questions over his empire
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• Musicians celebrate victory as go-ahead given for copyright to be extended to 95 years
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• SFO launches investigation into AIG’s British financial arm
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• Judge: Shipman could happen again
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• Why we have still not learnt the lessons from Harold Shipman
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• Lawyer of the Week: Chris Thorne
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• Why financiers who made their firms money do deserve bonuses
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• Are bankers just like anybody else and do they deserve protection?
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• In the City: Come on Ukraine!
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• Madoff's wife 'withdrew $15bn' before husband's arrest$
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• How the Government is helping the bereaved in its Coroners and Justice Bill
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• House of Lords rule against BBC on release of bias report
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• Payout victory for stranded air passengers
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• Skadden defies crisis to hold revenue above $2bn$
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• SFO to probe AIG's UK financial business
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• City trader Terry Freeman arrested over £40 million fraud
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• City bank 'strip club' culture excluded woman, tribunal told
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• Bankers consider legal action over bonuses
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• DLA Piper to shed 140 in second rount of job cuts
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• Lawyers fear West Tankers ruling could harm London
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• Why solicitors need lessons in complaining
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• Moore Stephens faces $175m negligence claim$
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• Fund managers win libel damages over £1bn 'hoodwink' claim
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• Rainmakers: John Reynolds
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• Latham profits fall 21% as US law firms feel squeeze
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• Lovells latest to downsize with 94 jobs at risk
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• Depression deepens as efforts to find a way forward falter
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• FSA defends decision to bar Lithuanian bank
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• Wildcat strikers go back to work after concession from Brown on workers' rights
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• JPs win first round in battle over extention of on-the-spot fines
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• Lawyer of the Week: Christopher Jeans
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• In the City: snow party
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• Madoff whistleblower Harry Markopolos says Securities and Exchange Commission ignored his warnings
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• David Miliband to make statement on Binyam Mohamed 'torture cover up'
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• Wildcat strikers win concession from Brown on workers' rights
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• Japanese businessman Kazutsugi Nami arrested for £1bn fraud
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• David Miliband denies claims of US threat over Binyam Mohamed's alleged torture
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• Madonna children go to US after £30m divorce deal
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• Olswang to cut 8% of UK staff
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• Arthur Scargill: lawyers who got rich on miners owe millions to union
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• Linklaters to lose 270 jobs as 'magic circle' regroups
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• Linklaters to cut 120 associates in London
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• Former Cazenove trader denies insider dealing
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• Six arrested in £400m stock exchange fraud
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• Santander offers €1.38 bn to compensate clients hit by Madoff
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• Cheltenham director Christine Laird sued for 'lying about illness'
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• EU hits oil hose cartel with €132m fine
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• Chaos reigns as International Criminal Court starts Thomas Lubanga trial
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• Debate continues on future of commercial litigation
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• Foulest stench in the air for Michael Jackson, as he is sued by Thriller director
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• Atomic test victims: response from the Legal Services Commission
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• Halliburton to pay record $559m to settle bribery case$
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• Jack Straw asks MPs to review law of privacy
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• Cadwalader threatens to sue departing partners
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• SEC 'lacks funds to detect large-scale frauds'
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• Thomas Lubanga becomes first to stand trial for war crimes at the ICC
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• Rise in companies using human rights laws to sue
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• Linklaters faces £16m negligence claim
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• Pressure on Jack Straw over 'secret' inquests and mercy killing
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• Rainmakers: Nick Benwell
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• Madoff’s UK investors set to sue
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• Linklaters to shed almost 10% of partners and juniors
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• India closer to opening up to foreign law firms
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• Defiant travellers facing eviction say they’ll move - to the next field
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• Barclays executive Frits Seegers makes belated admission of shares pledge
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• Linklaters to axe partners in radical shake-up
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• In the City: Baroness, disregard the Cassandras
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• Do atomic test victims deserve compensation?
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• What British lawyers want from Barack Obama
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• Lawyer of the Week: Vivian Robinson
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• The problem of ‘just’ warfare
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• David Ross affair revealed as tip of iceberg
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• Apple health reports may be examined by Securities and Exchange Commission
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• Complex law on war crimes
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• Downturn forces law firm Addleshaw Goddard to purge 19 partners
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• Freshfields targets white-collar crime with hire of three former US prosecutors
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• Madonna and Guy Ritchie in fight over child arrangements
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• SJ Berwin to cut up to 50 jobs as downturn worsens
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• Lawsuit delays compensation for overcharged passengers
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• Makinson Cowell advice brings Wolfson Microelectronics £140,000 fine
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• Breakthrough for taxman after Guernsey agrees to reveal bank account details
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• JJB Sports boss Chris Ronnie suspended amid shares inquiry
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• Attorney-General go-ahead to prosecute The Times
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• Tessa Jowell’s estranged husband ‘took $600,000 bribe from Silvio Berlusconi to pay off loan on home$’
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• Let’s not be too misty eyed about legal aid, but it is at a crossroads
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• Men in grey suits asked if I had some kind of unspeakable sexual interest
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• Government 'snuffing out' compensation for nuclear-test veterans
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• Addleshaw Goddard axes 19 partners
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• RBS chief Stephen Hester attacks short-selling as shares slide
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• Sick workers entitled to full holiday pay, European court rules
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• Wolfson fined by FSA over disclosure failure
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• Barclays, HBOS sued by homeowners over shared appreciation mortgages
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• Hacker Gary McKinnon 'at risk of suicide' if extradited to US
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• Slaughter and May sidesteps the financial carnage
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• The Water Cooler
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• Coroners and justice: new year, newish Bill
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• 'Pentagon hacker' Gary McKinnon in last-ditch bid to halt extradition
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• Rainmakers: Mark Soundy
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• Even lawyers are feeling the pinch
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• Five admit defrauding investors of £80m in property swindle
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• Burglars who steal personal mementoes must get longer sentences, top judge says
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• John Mortimer, creator of Rumpole, dies aged 85
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• Sick miners’ solicitor, Jim Beresford, 58, made £40m
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• EU law fears put BBC and Channel 4 merger in doubt
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• MPs defy the judges to keep ‘John Lewis’ expenses list secret
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• Five plead guilty over £80m Ponzi scheme
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• Comment: 'Mortimer did more for law than any other modern figure'
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• I put it to you that this university law course is not fit for practice
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• Fake mini iPhones ring alarms for Apple and hi-tech manufacturers
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• In the City: where were you when you heard about Clifford Chance?
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• Lawyer of the Week: Sir Nigel Knowles
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• I’ll be the judge of that – and I reserve the right to change my mind
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• Bernard Madoff: how will British investors be affected?
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• Keir Starmer: public need to see justice done
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• John Magnier seeks payment from Laing O'Rourke over Marbella deal
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• Man Group to sue all involved in Bernard Madoff scandal
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• Satyam executives sold $2m in shares before fraud revelation$
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• Prosecutors fail again to get Bernard Madoff jailed for breaking conditions of bail
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• Government proposes witness immunity power for FSA
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• French investors to take legal action against banks over Madoff feeder funds
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• India widens investigation into troubled Satyam
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• Shareholders challenge 'unlawful' Northern Rock bailout
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• Serious Fraud Office asks for £15m to cover 'urgent' hole in budget
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• Man Group to sue over Madoff 'fraud' losses
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• Clifford Chance joins forces with top Indian law firm
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• Remember Enron? Extradition under European law is bigger danger
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• Why being a judge is not so appealing
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• Heat rises on PwC over Satyam's $1bn of fictitious deposits$
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• Prosecutors fail in attempt to put Bernard Madoff behind bars
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• GM bows to European demands over state aid
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• Extradition agreement ‘biased in favour of US’
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• Cadwalader sees partners' profits fall 30%
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• Raju sits in prison, his Satyam empire in turmoil
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• Choice of QCs still biased, solicitors say
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• Serious Fraud Office appoints first general counsel
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• Employees warned over strict new workplace safety rules
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• Government set to face legal challenge over Northern Rock
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• Lloyds pays for busting US sanctions
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• Those conmen - how do they get away with it?
  external story (10/01/2009)
  
• Bernard Madoff faces questions over transfer of $150m from UK arm$
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• Regulator's U-turn spares David Ross censure over Carphone shares
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• Two more Ponzi schemes uncovered
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• PwC in spotlight over missing billion at Satyam, 'India's Enron'
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• Madoff ‘asked UK arm for £100m’ before arrest
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• Aon is fined £5.25m as FSA launches crackdown
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• Clifford Chance seeks £40m from partners
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• Clifford Chance: backed into a tight corner
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• Lawyers braced for surge in fraud cases
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• Citigroup sued by Greek steelmaker over 'malicious' research
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• Watchdog exposes broadband speed rip-off
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• SFO opens probe into Madoff's UK business
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• Fusty image and poor pay put women off being judges
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• In the City: backhanders
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• Lawyer of the Week: Pete Weatherby
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• Bruce Houlder, QC, the top criminal silk taking on the Armed Forces
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• Fraud: the public are in a mood for show trials of guilty managers
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• FSA could extend rule on short-selling disclosure to all public companies
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• FSA fortifies campaign to stamp out insider deals
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• Bernard Madoff puts skids under Santander’s profit hopes
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• B. Ramalinga Raju, chairman of Satyam, admits £1bn fraud and quits
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• Aon fined £5.25m for 'suspicious' payments
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• Clifford Chance to axe up to 80 London lawyers
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• President Sarkozy to scrap ‘super-sleuth’ examining magistrates
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• £6m of sick miners' awards went to Arthur Scargill's union
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• Kaupthing sues Britain over UK subsidiary
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• Thousands bankrupted over unpaid council tax
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• Nigel Boardman: law firms right to target underperforming partners
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• FSA steps up insider dealing blitz
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• FSA considers forcing disclosure of all short positions
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• Simmons & Simmons named most gay-friendly law firm
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• Top-class graduates struggle for jobs as they spurn stricken banks
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• Clifford Chance imposes pay freeze
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• Myerson v Myerson: judgment in full
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• 2nd place: Alexander Halban
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• 1st place: Bryn Adams
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• The Times/Matrix Privacy Forum and Debate
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• £80m buy-to-let fraudster John Potts jailed
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• The Water Cooler
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• Former Dresdner Kleinwort employee Christian Littlewood was arrested in insider-dealing inquiry
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• FSA wins case to bar General Re chief
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• Migrant rule change was unfair on skilled workers
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• PartyGaming in landmark US settlement
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• Boy, 9, wins record £8m payout for spine and brain injuries
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• Madoff baseball tickets to be sold on eBay
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• Lord Justice Collins among new supreme court justices
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• Administrative Court takes asylum cases out to the regions
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• In the City: Mergers? So so much fall as plummet
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• Weird Cases: sex with a lawyer? Now that's creepy
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• ‘Families risk losing children’ under £6.5m legal aid cuts
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• The Water Cooler
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• Sad and unsatisfactory - but not destroyed
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• Lawyer of the Week: Geraldine Proudler
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• The Shift: Simon Tonking, resident judge at Stafford Crown Court
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• Heiress Katrin Radmacher fights to enforce prenuptial against husband
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• Drugs barons 'should face shorter sentences', report says
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• How can ethnic minorities reach the top of the profession?
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• It is time to scrap lawyers’ success fees?
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• ‘Manslaughter by negligence’ case
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• PwC auditors 'ignored' Satyam fraud for fees
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• Weird Cases: pungent courtroom stench
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• Family Courts: Manchester
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• Family Courts: Haringey
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• Age of secrecy ends as family courts are opened to media scrutiny
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• Family courts are open, but parents will still struggle to win
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• Lawyer of the Week: Jo Pizzala
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• One man had a heart attack when the bailiffs insisted on their money
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• Struck off: lawyer who made £13m from sick miners
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• Baby was put in care even though mother ‘posed no risk’
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• The developer, the yacht and mystery of the missing millions
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• Patrick Raggett case may open floodgates for Catholic Church sex abuse claims
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• Convicted teenager Kane Beales wins legal fight over 'shame' jackets
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• Bernard Madoff: what the secretary saw
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• The European rights courts has its uses - to keep us on our toes
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• How DNA proved that Mark Dixie murdered Sally Anne Bowman
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• Criminal trials cancelled because fearful witnesses fail to attend
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• Queen’s Trinity Cross honour deemed unlawful by Privy Council
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• The murky, mysterious world of the Queen’s Privy Council
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• Lord Justice Jackson raises concern about rising legal costs
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• Mother denied all access to her children
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• Does anyone understand what the Privy Council does?
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• Intel fined record €1bn over anti-trust 'abuse'
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• EBay wins key French ruling on L'Oreal fakes
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• The Water Cooler
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• Slaughter and May competition head Nicholson to join CC
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• Norris facing extradition after losing latest appeal
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• Expenses scandal: proving MPs committed fraud would be difficult
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• Virtual courts will cut costs, but justice will suffer
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• Sub-prime king for ‘boiling in oil’
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• Little guys take to the courts for protection
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• EU may force Lloyds to sell-off core assets
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• Trader banned for $10m bet after 'boozy' lunch$
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• Coroners Bill: now the battle begins for legal aid and juries
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• Could the Queen really dissolve Parliament now?
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• Footballer convicted of killing girlfriend in double jeopardy trial
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• Breakthrough for FSA as insider trader is jailed
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• Two arrested in insider-dealing investigation
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• KPMG hit with $1bn US lawsuit over audits$
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• 3rd place: Fraser Campbell
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• Privacy: the new law will freeze the lifeblood of the media
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• Linklaters maintains lead but M&A falls 60%
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• FSA market abuse ruling on Winterflood Securities upheld
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• Judges back Muslim groups in condemnation of forced marriage
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• Court freezes Allen Stanford's UK assets
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• Torture claim Thulambo family win reprieve in fight against deportation
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• Sibir begins proceedings against ex-directors
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• Why the Law Commission is worried about expert evidence
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• Nine charged over Satyam fraud scandal
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• Courts are racist, says black magistrate
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• Have the Woolf reforms worked?
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• Times is accused of revealing jury room secrets
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• Financial Services Authority shuts record number of rogue advisers
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• Barrister Belle Turner says she can't work at new legal aid rates
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• BA and Virgin passengers set for price-fix refund
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• Can’t afford to sue? Who do you call?
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• Bernard Madoff's brother is sued for return of Aston Martin
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• £64,320 award for unfair dismissal
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• Herbert Smith in talks to cut 84 jobs
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• RBS adds leading specialist to Sir Fred Goodwin team
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• When lawyers try to make the case for the other side disappear
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• Lawyer of the Week: Paul Paxton
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• First company charged under new manslaughter law
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• Dagenham car plant stitch-up that triggered fight for equal pay
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• Judge Margaret Short sacked for being rude to solicitors
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• Auditors plead for help amid fear of lawsuits
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• Family Courts: Central London
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• At last, we go behind the closed doors of family courts
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• Director disqualifications reaches record high
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• Why the CSA must target parents who avoid maintenance
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• Darling's Budget starts to reverse Big Bang
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• Allen & Overy spawns new firm with a feminine voice
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• Linklaters lawyers set for modest pay rise
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• Review begins into cross-examination of rape victim, four
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• Ex-City lawyer wins right to sue for £5m over Catholic school abuse
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• Clifford Chance's Signy to join Simpson Thacher
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• MF Global faces £20m bill for defrauding client
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• What will the Jackson report say?
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• Rajesh Gill, ‘7 to 7’ day trader, awarded £20m for City fraud
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• DNA and the State
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• Betfair takes Netherlands to court over blocked access
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• Honours system is flawed — but it’s better than any alternative
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• Buncefield criminal case moved to Crown Court
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• Lawyers sound alert about rising Japanese fraud
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• Lawyers’ baked-bean protest over government plans for ‘Tesco Law’
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• Madoff trustee sues Cayman Island hedge fund for $1bn$
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• Jury foreman Michael Seckerson guilty of contempt over manslaughter case
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• Lawyer of the week: Sally O’Neill, QC
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• Anti-competitve Intel fined record €1bn
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• SEC lawyers investigated for insider trading
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• French court psychologist Régine Labeur accused of being unqualified
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• Weird Cases: suing for sex
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• Ernst & Young lawyer found guilty of fraud after insider-trading inquiry
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• Courts rule British soldiers covered by right to life
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• Ireland unveils long-awaited report on Catholic child abuse
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• City lawyers accused in latest FSA insider dealing prosecution
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• Expenses: in the spirit of the rules?
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• Lawyer of the Week: Peter Atkinson
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• Sir Michael Bishop in court bid to force Lufthansa merger
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• Allen Stanford lost money to Bernard Madoff and 'lied to cover it up'
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• CPS confirms Gilfoyle notes were kept from defence
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• Lawyer of the week: Will Pearce
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• Q & A: how do DNA profiles work?
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• Mayfair nightclub Annabel’s fined over tips system
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• The secret discovered when computer was sent for repair
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• Taxman could lose 'billions' after landmark VAT ruling
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• The making and breaking of Mr £20m, Raj Gill
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• M&S manager Tony Goode sacked after leaking e-mail
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• Failing Serious Organised Crime Agency to be overhauled
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• FSA blasts Morgan Stanley over trader failure
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• Jewish lawyers in Nazi Germany remembered in new exhibition
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• Ex-Monster chief guilty of options fraud
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• Longer-serving workers allowed protection from redundancy
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• Court orders mother in child residency dispute to be tagged
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• Police arrest two in UK hedge fund probe
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• Plans for US-style community courts scrapped because of lack of cash
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• Private schools hiring lawyers to get unpaid fees from parents
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• Berlusconi faces calls to quit over false testimony in corruption trials
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• City law firms to suffer in weaker market
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• Pringles too much like potato crisps to escape VAT, appeal court rules
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• Listening and learning: lessons from the sorry saga of Clause 11
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• Complaints against lawyers can be made public, Appeal Court rules
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• Solicitor jailed in FSA insider dealing first
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• Actually, the public do trust lawyers . . .
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• Eversheds tells staff to stay home on protest fears
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• Redundancy in the City: painful lessons for the big beasts
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• Enough of shabby journalism - the media's job is too important
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• Winterflood fined £4m for market abuse
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• Top investigators leave after clash over SFO direction
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• Boy playing tag not liable for dinner lady’s injury
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• Madoff's yacht seized by French authorities
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• Family courts open to media but not bloggers
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• Allen Stanford in TV denial over $8bn Ponzi claim$
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• Wetherspoon founder wins property fraud case
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• Employers fail to follow redundancy procedures
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• Liberal imam wins libel claim against Muslim newspaper
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• Lawyer of the week: Fiona Murphy
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• High Court halts extradition of four men wanted for Rwanda genocide
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• When the stakes are so high, parents want to be heard
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• SEC probes Merrill Lynch bonus disclosure
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• Equitable Life victims go to court over Government’s ‘shabby’ response to claims
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• Woolf reforms and cost-cutting have led to acute shortages and a ‘deficient’ system
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• Judges look to the lords over strict curb on sentencing powers
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• Weird Cases: parrot custody
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• London arbitration court opens in India
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• Linklaters wins €50m negligence claim
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• Binyam Mohamed challenges secret evidence ruling
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• Family courts: now we can judge parents' stories for ourselves
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• A Whiter Shade of Pale enters legal history books
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• Compulsory audits on equal pay will force firms to give women more
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• EU ensures that rock's oldies will bring in goodies for longer
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• Family courts open to media with reporting restrictions intact
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• Family Courts: Cardiff
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• Family Courts: Ipswich
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• Revenue to pour quarter of its £4bn budget into battle against tax evasion
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• Former BlueCrest trader fined and banned by FSA
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• In the City: what's in a name? It's a long story . . .
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• Catch-22 that condemns a child to grow up with strangers
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• UBS claims naming tax evaders would break law
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• Weird Cases: couples at war
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• Fraud tempts more directors of insolvent companies
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• Most on banned list have not tried to travel to UK
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• Two accused of credit default insider trading
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• Parents lose court fight to keep sick baby alive
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• Who is BabyBarista? Author's identity finally revealed
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• 'Credit-crunched' tycoon loses bid to overturn £9.5m divorce settlement
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• Can Google Street View stay ahead of the privacy lawyers?
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• Lawyer of the Week: Joel Donovan
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• One's private life is like an ice cube: once melted it is gone
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• Abused couple lose £100,000 damages
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• Peter Madoff asks for asset freeze to be lifted
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• Sacked paperboy, 15, tries to change employment law
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• Satyam inquiry leads to three more arrests
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• Investors accuse fund chief over Bernard Madoff losses
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• Former rail executive Anthony Burgess is found dead with wife
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• PartyGaming deal offers hope of return to US
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• Satyam founder faces life imprisonment
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• Coming soon to eBay: Bernard Madoff's tickets to the Mets' new Bailout Field
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• Scandal, murder and corruption: it has been a good life at the CPS
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• Openness of family courts is a ‘con trick’
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• Europe starts legal action against UK over internet snooping
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• Lehman yields bonanza for the professionals
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• Madoff brother sued for return of Aston Martin
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• Lincolnshire financial adviser Alan Richardson jailed for six years
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• Pirate Bay founders sentenced to a year in jail and ordered to pay £2.5 million
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• In the age of the internet, why restrict Sunday trading?
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• Europe puts airline alliances in the dock over transatlantic co-operation
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• Law lords consider a matter of time in Procol Harum royalties claim
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• The media in divorce courts – a blackmailers’ charter
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• British troops 'breached human rights laws' during Iraqi interrogations
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• Open divorce courts will lead warring spouses to 'blackmail'
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• ‘Women get annoyed by low pay and leave to have children’
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• Holiday home owners in line for sun-kissed windfalls
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• Family Courts: Bath
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• Butler Gary Lindley can remove tag to serve Countess of Arran
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• Small finance houses lack controls to keep out clients on rogue list, says FSA
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• Family courts system accused of hiding evidence from parents
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• Business big shot: Bruce Buck, Partner in Skadden
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• OFT seeks less onerous contracts for landlords letting through Foxtons
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• US Supreme Court Justice David Souter 'to retire'
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• Former JP Morgan banker demands $2.3 million 'unpaid bonus'$
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• Do not widen out-of-court penalties, magistrates tell Jack Straw
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• Gloves are off in Tchenguiz v Horlick fight
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• I'll sue for defamation, says US shock-jock Michael Savage, on UK banned list
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• Supreme Court: new building, new look, new way of working?
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• Credit-crunch victims turn to no-win, no-fee for help
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• Wrongly accused people could have DNA on database for 12 years
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• Teacher Matthew Wren wins battle to have DNA records deleted
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• Paedophile gang preyed on children of close friends
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• EU widens inquiry into Northern Rock revamp
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• Weird Cases: noisy neighbour
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• Queen’s bank ran £1bn tax dodge
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• New York lawyer Dreier admits fraud charges
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• Competition referral may call time on tied pubs
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• Time to settle the border disputes
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• Let’s be civil and stop ‘loser pays’
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• Charity to sue over domestic violence murder victim Sabina Akhtar
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• Fathers finding justice in fight for residence orders, Cafcass says
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• Jack Straw backs down over secret inquests plan
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• Thousands of criminal suspects to be tried in virtual courts
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• Two arrested in inquiry into collapse of Weavering
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• Lawyers face calls to give business free service
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• Blue chip companies set to clash with taxman
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• Ten curious facts about the Speaker
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• Ingrained arrogance in the police leads to miscarriages of justice
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• Medical law too often doffs its cap to the doctor's white coat
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