Our last Saturday Law Interview featured Dr. Steven Vaughan, a former city solicitor and now a legal academic with expertise on the laws regarding the regulation of nanotechnology as well as the standard and quality of legal advice offered by corporate law firms: 'Regulating nanotechnology & the quality of corporate legal advice'.
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| Saturday Conversations on Law |
- Obama on Ferguson: law enforcement is 'big chunk' of new civil rights struggle #US http://t.co/dNcfKZj0jq
- French court rules it can hear cases brought against Facebook #FRANCE http://t.co/u2d30BPU9d
- Roma people win court battle over Italian legal text linking gypsies to crime #ITALY http://t.co/Z2u5pmkh0d
- White House urges supreme court to end state bans on same-sex marriage http://t.co/O6jyqGGsHn
- Introduction of shared parental leave could lead to battle of the sexes in courts | New law Journal https://t.co/aIPDKjWRBR
- Ministry of Justice survey highlights opposition to rise in court fees | New law Journal https://t.co/65ZqqWQ4PU
- Judicial review legal aid | New law Journal https://t.co/3uPmZzOgoE
- International arbitration: a risky business? | New law Journal https://t.co/6a7J64gSra
- Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC) publishes its strategy for specialist regulation | New law Journal https://t.co/Cu9llAuqBN
- Munby looks to the future of family courts | New law Journal https://t.co/WFcWqImGaJ
- Judicial Office has launched a Judicial Mentoring Scheme to encourage judicial candidates | New law Journal https://t.co/h5mVC761lf
- Nominations have opened for the Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year awards | New law Journal https://t.co/ZuJh51uxZT
- Insolvency given LASPO reprieve | New law Journal https://t.co/XDX7bTEQZE
- The controversial court fees hike is set to go ahead next week | New law Journal https://t.co/GAaDe4RDnl
- England’s most senior family judge warned lawyers to stop making their bundles too large | New law Journal https://t.co/lf9ChaBxUd
- What in sanity’s name is Chris Grayling doing in the job of Justice Secretary? http://t.co/Ax4nZkw7aQ
- #GREECE eyes tourists as amateur tax inspectors' http://t.co/uEIbDK0VFe
- Winterbourne view scandal: legal shake-up planned http://t.co/17vCGPlCCg
- UK police arrest 57 cyber crime suspects http://t.co/66GpZAZs6H
- Spitting: Why doesn't the rule of law apply on a football pitch? http://t.co/exRzxnxMXg
- Magaluf laws ban drinking on the streets #SPAIN http://t.co/ogNBjLFOD2
- The Conservative Case Against Enforcing Immigration Law #US https://t.co/YDM0Y7OLX2
- Conscience clause Bill: Law seeks to outlaw discrimination by overriding beliefs http://t.co/s1NZvFCyov
- Clinton's emails: Secrets, security and the law #US https://t.co/MGoKt1gqji
- NHS 'whistleblower' demands apology and comparable job http://t.co/KakEoVBw1B
- Sierra Leone athlete 'is homeless' in London after competing in Glasgow 2014 commonwealth games http://t.co/mjW678Qt2H
- MPs 'alarmed' at police mugshot database http://t.co/3rhL5ON2qk
- Nemtsov murder: Two held over killing of opposition politician #RUSSIA http://t.co/AQu4OyPsWY
- Police forces all face major budget cuts http://t.co/LV0Km9jbb9
- TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/oV3eHC3kLR
- Mirror hacking trial: Alan Yentob's phone was hacked to find evidence of 'affair' with Lady Rogers http://t.co/nbJ5bFeUXP
- Oxford whistleblower's attempt to protect young victim of a sadistic gang went unheeded http://t.co/tLOnP4qxDw
- Gang of four guilty of murdering two rivals to steal drugs client list http://t.co/lV8Cy1LO97
- Corrupt policewoman jailed for 22 months after obtaining footage to blackmail Steven Gerrard http://t.co/H7xDtxq6yH
- Fare dodger ordered to pay £17,000 for forging train and parking tickets or face jail http://t.co/TyRJse7PAm
- BBC's creative director 'sickened' by Mirror hacks on his voicemail messages http://t.co/8MTJjM7Ov6
- Internet troll faces £100k damages after targeting US lawyer for groundless attack http://t.co/XA345qnbz1
- Mother who killed daughter, 8, with 'sadistic' lover jailed http://t.co/WiiVAAchMH
- Sexist bosses at Goldman Sachs cheated me out of millions, top banker claims http://t.co/YPFwEJdxMj
- 'Santa' man wins sacking claim against Dow Jones http://t.co/hmwTpbzYsT
- Teenage driver admits causing death of schoolgirl http://t.co/bzxjqPvh1W
- #TANZANIA albinos: 32 witchdoctors held in anti-murder drive http://t.co/FabbpeyTrh
- Pension freedoms to be 'open season' for fraudsters http://t.co/u1KGWpVlpi
- CIA director Brennan orders major overhaul #US http://t.co/MX2FZ7bwiJ
- All three major political parties are likely to tinker with pension tax relief | Solicitors Journal https://t.co/K9cs5eHDFf
- £17bn of digital assets could be left in cyber space | Solicitors Journal https://t.co/MOG71LNCJr
- UK tax system is ‘out of date’ | Solicitors Journal https://t.co/RW1YEIfocb
- SRA approves first applicants via ‘paralegal shortcut’ | Solicitors Journal https://t.co/X3q0XStnsx
- Latham confirmed as largest global revenue-earner as DLA stalls | The Global Legal Post https://t.co/9Ao0Wddk2I
- Moscow litigators leave Freshfields to form boutique practice | The Global Legal Post https://t.co/zyOEyZEDHL
- UK law firms move to regrow private wealth practices | The Global Legal Post https://t.co/bHd55ayZaM
- Pinsent Masons heads for Australia | The Global Legal Post https://t.co/N1XApPNfNa
- Chrissie Lightfoot tops LinkedIn 'most connected' UK legal list | The Global Legal Post https://t.co/QKHgUrBnWA
- GrayRobinson partner replaces desk with treadmill to keep active at work | The Global Legal Post https://t.co/bTS3SpqlG5
- Troutman Sanders opens doors to second group of K&L Gates defectors The Global Legal Post https://t.co/OBX9yi1rea
- Law firms bully clients over negative reviews | The Global Legal Post https://t.co/0JtOO7fU9q
- Friday-afternoon syndrome | Law Gazette http://t.co/DVymcxCvGC
