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| Last week's interactions with @TheLawMap |
- Justice Secretary Chris Grayling ordered a cut in fees for expert witness whiplash medical reports | New Law Journal: http://t.co/lJSZwpTzps
- Duty provider contracts | New Law Journal: http://t.co/BVA6tdsqHp
- Personal injury lawyers welcome MPs finding that the government must consult again on mesothelioma | New Law Journal: http://t.co/yxBkBvxnuQ
- Lord Dyson’s rejection of proposals on guideline hourly rates matters “greatly” to the profession | New Law Journal http://t.co/XZpiufyu0H
- Law Firm Mergers: is there safety in numbers? | New Law Journal: http://t.co/c6NNskBxSz
- Information Commissioner sounds alarm over data breaches | New Law Journal http://t.co/mW5qMzsfDN
- Jailed judge Constance Briscoe removed
from the judiciary | New Law Journal: http://t.co/AjSR4VsCUS
Saturday Conversations - Beatles' Abbey Road crossing could get lollipop lady over safety fears http://t.co/OmvzcQKvRm
- Computer security pioneer John McAfee at a hacking conference to warn of threats against "freedom" http://t.co/wtlvmNbv35
- Ebola virus: GUINEA shuts Liberia and S Leone borders http://t.co/4pFSkZEzHx
- Meridian Tower Swansea: Man sectioned after armed siege http://t.co/5MToxU65Gd
- EGYPT court bans Muslim Brotherhood's political wing http://t.co/iiDkZTWuhE
- Fuel stolen from pipeline under Deputy PM's Kent residence http://t.co/QMvYzoeXEQ
- Tens of thousands of protesters march in London for Gaza http://t.co/vP1yK2NQSL
- TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/oV3eHCltZZ
- The international criminal court can investigate potential crimes in GAZA http://t.co/K3RvKtF6vC
- RideLondon: Thousands to ride in 100-mile bike race http://t.co/iH24x0z6aP
- Bear Grylls in Bear Blades knife name row http://t.co/bRcQT2xFUN
- US police to investigate James Brady death as homicide http://t.co/yxJnVltmuC
- Bombs away! US to the rescue – but only of certain minorities, not Muslims http://t.co/4Os6yMlLux
- A century to win equal pay? That’s just shameful http://t.co/Y9N0yBcO5z
- From the 'India gang rape' shoot to American Apparel's 'School Days' collection, it's been a low week for fashion http://t.co/QmlZocki5K
- I used to think surrogacy was immoral – but then I watched another women give birth to my child http://t.co/Tf6J4f0zdw
- Habib Ullah: Family outcry as CPS declines to charge police officers linked to stop-and-search death http://t.co/IVwwjPB8sF
- UK Jews mourn Gaza dead but anti-Semitic attacks surge http://t.co/uQE1d8f4Ie
- Joan Rivers: 'Palestinians deserve to be dead' http://t.co/4PZY4cdrNo
- YouTube videos showing laughing gas use must come with warnings, LGA insists http://t.co/vMCcBsaIVM
- New 'direct entry' police superintendents will break 180 years of tradition http://t.co/KY13FaDwZ6
- Magistrate breaks into song in courtoom http://t.co/56SO0umdWs
- Suspected gunman tasered after siege in the tallest tower in Wales http://t.co/H1QyL7yxud
- Councillor guilty of housing benefit fraud for failing to declare allowance http://t.co/gmpD9khW7P
- More than 30 criminal cases involving 'Fake Sheikh' to be reviewed in light of Tulisa trial http://t.co/ZrGr6DPbEN
- Cavalry officer attacked two wine bar staff http://t.co/ILocP5WOMh
- Child abuse couple jailed for a total of 25 years http://t.co/4IoxCimLHg
- SketchFactor app for unsafe areas in racism row http://t.co/PGvbGTUp2w
- From Google to Facebook and Twitter - Pay Per Click explained | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/wnM9yRADnI
- British soldiers sue government over human rights | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/1xe19Sj0kD
- Fostering safe collaboration in the workplace | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/aXAD1gcMKB
- Arbitration rules updated at London court | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/A6DRp88tnJ
- New York is top choice for arbitration in the US | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/slEnsHtUoS
- Former name partners sued as 16 lawyers leave | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/ekANULl34Z
- Freshfields closes Barcelona corporate team | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/CKVSG7ziYL
- Mystery surrounds law professor murder | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/voGRa5Dwiy
- Top Australian firms struggle to enter Asia | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/phfl76zHPk
- Who, What, Why: Who are the Yazidis? http://t.co/jq4O0EPJrR
- CHINA jails British investigator Humphrey linked to GSK http://t.co/qKWNYOLobz
- Ebola outbreak: NIGERIA declares national emergency http://t.co/0qKRYWP4O1
- Publisher defends 'creepy' Roald Dahl book cover http://t.co/FexWAD8Ubk
- Meridian Tower Swansea: Taser used in hostage siege http://t.co/OWcPAiVNAh
- German bank BayernLB says it has rejected a 25m euros (£20m) settlement from Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone http://t.co/cUtRMdtUKz
- Man killed as e-cigarette 'explodes', Merseyside fire service says http://t.co/XdSQZSbEyc
- Chatroom rape fantasies woman jailed for six years http://t.co/pgpydyz9mt
- US: Marijuana lobby group push for legalization at first New York meetup http://t.co/JSwkRVRzpb
- Lie detector tests introduced to monitor released sex offenders http://t.co/2F77nuf4lc
- US: Migrant courts' quick fix for recently arrived children brings new problems http://t.co/YZW9CWNoBc
- Unthinkable? Judicial indulgences | Editorial http://t.co/qJ3EDuWDFu
- Legal legacy of 1914’s ‘boy soldiers’: Protests over under-age recruitment have their echoes today | Law Gazette http://t.co/qiGzgn573H
- Law Society president backs ‘digital Magna Carta’ | Law Gazette http://t.co/rOY66U6DQU
- LAW FIRM NEWS: Ukraine's Vasil Kisil splits in two as five partners launch new firm | The Lawyer http://t.co/3hYB0Zzo32
- High Court orders disclosure of documents covered by privilege in long-running Ablyazov case | The Lawyer http://t.co/agqvL47nZX
- Jimmy Wales is wrong: we do have a personal right to be forgotten http://t.co/eoyhhmCjJ4
- PSNI organised meeting with Sri Lanka military adviser after Tamil massacre http://t.co/NQtCy9F6Rl
- LAW FIRM NEWS: A&O, Linklaters and VdA help secure rescue of Portugal's Banco Espirito Santo | The Lawyer http://t.co/C74hdH8Cp4
- LAW FIRM NEWS: Burness Paull posts 20% revenue rise to £46.3m | The Lawyer http://t.co/VnrAYnCyDU
- LAW FIRM NEWS: Berwin Leighton Paisner posts autumn retention figures | The Lawyer http://t.co/pvZ2MT0LgQ
- LAW FIRM NEWS: Slaughter and May records 97% retention | The Lawyer http://t.co/OVEpGeam3K
- LAW FIRM NEWS: Ashurst to axe up to 17 support staff in outsourcing drive | The Lawyer http://t.co/JmyPXeFAy9
- Bucks County Council teams up with emergency services group for first local authority ABS | The Lawyer http://t.co/yC9WEnKSxr
- Regulator is bewitched by insurance mirage | Law Gazette http://t.co/9APSJFlLf7
- CCJs at five-year low | Law Gazette http://t.co/CV231APV45
- Landmark ruling on deprivation of liberty | Law Gazette http://t.co/Pc2L20rNLu
- Ashurst to axe half its out-of-hours support staff | Law Gazette http://t.co/CLSc0Yaxuc
- LAW FIRM NEWS: Trowers & Hamlins’ Jennie Gubbins: Learning lessons | The Lawyer http://t.co/KPJ4OLjpUd
- SRA approves first council ABS | Law Gazette http://t.co/sITxUYNyQq
