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December 2010

The London Evening Standard has released its 2010 guide to the One Thousand Most Influential People in London. And just over 3% are lawyers.
The latest round of senior counsel appointments to the Victorian bar was announced last week and the statistics reveal that female barristers made sil
A long standing legal battle between Atanaskovic Hartnell (AH) and three of its former partners has drawn to a close this week – but not before a heft
The UK government has announced a cap on the immigration of skilled workers to the UK.
The DLA Phillips Fox merger with DLA Piper seems to be inching closer.

November 2010

    RoF Team have been alerted to a ho
RollOnFriday's annual Aussie Firm of the Year survey is receiving a bumper response.
CMS Cameron McKenna has not only
A doctor is suing a Miami Beach restaurant because he had to endure surgery after he ingested - of his own free will - an entire artichoke.
RollOnFriday's notorious Firm of the Year survey is receiving a bumper response.
Apollo Group Inc., owners of BPP University College, have published their annual results.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority is taking action against two partners whom it claims knowingly threatened legal action against innocent people.
A personal injury lawyer who represented survivors of the 1964 peacetime collision of two navy vessels is under investigation for allegedly pocketing
The head of Trowers & Hamlins' Middle East Constuctio
Given the number of lawyers who are probably reading this story in the office after hours, the news that 25% of all Aussie lawyers are spending nearly
Free love, drunkenness and general disorderly behaviour were apparently the order of the day at the reportedly rather racy Adelaide University Law Bal
A Western Australian magistrate and self-confessed Top Gear "tragic" has dismissed charges against a speeding motorist, who escaped police pursuit by
    The Source adds to the X Factor m
With impeccable festive timing, Bristol-based powerhouse Osborne Clarke
Justice Minister Ken Clarke this week published a consultation paper on legal aid containing plans to chop the legal aid budget by almost 20% in order