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October 2010
It seems that former Halliwells partner Mark Halliwell is having
A law firm cashier has been jailed for five years after helping herself to client money held by her former employer, Solihull solicitors Williamson &a
In a landmark divorce case, the UK Supreme Court has ruled eight to one in favour of the validity of pre-nuptial agreements.
McGrigors has confirmed that it has launched a redundancy round, with 40 staff - nearly all lawyers - facing the chop in its offices in London, Scotla
In a developing story which will send shockwaves through the Magic Circle, RollOnFriday can reveal that a partner at Howard Kennedy has successfully r
Allens' employees will be delighted to hear that they are
The title of Queens Counsel in New Zealand - ousted two years ago in favour of the title Senior Council - looks set for a comeback.
In news that will have diggers everywhere turning in their graves, national firm Clayton Utz has cautioned would be graduates from using the term “mat
The new book by former high profile criminal lawyer Andrew Fraser - himself convicted of drugs crimes - has been banned from sale in Victoria.
It appears that something is not just rotten in the state of Denm
A judge has shut down a burger bar after a leading US law firm took it to court for causing a nuisance with its fumes.
US firm Howrey has been dealt a body-blow after a huge chunk of its European IP practice resigned.
The owner of the solicitorsfromhell website faces a £45,000 bill after failing to re
Allen & Overy has spent a fortune on brand consultants and associate
Kaplan Law School has - uniquely amongst UK law schools - announced that all students applying for the GDL and LPC will have to sit an entrance exam a
Eversheds has confirmed that the Managing Partner of its Copenhagen of