Friday

10th August - LAW NEWS

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Regulator gives priority to PC renewals as it shelves MySRA for non-practising solicitors. The SRA is abandoning its ill-fated MySRA online renewal system for non-practising solicitors who want to keep their names on the roll, returning to the traditional paper process instead. Full story - Solicitors Journal



Thursday

9th August - LAW NEWS

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FOCUS OF THE DAY story -  
The Solicitors Regulation Authority has admitted defeat in its bid to introduce an online system for tens of thousands of solicitors who want to stay on the roll because it fears a repeat of last year’s PC renewal shambles. Full story - Legal Futures


Wednesday

8th August - LAW NEWS

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FOCUS OF THE DAY story -  
One in three solicitors in private practice blames their ‘stifled’ career progression on increased competition from their peers combined with fewer partners retiring, a survey has revealed. Full story - Law Gazette


Tuesday

7th August - LAW NEWS

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FOCUS OF THE DAY story -  
Award of exemplary damages in Cardiff Bus case raises the stakes for claimants in damages actions. On 5 July the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) handed down its judgment in the Cardiff Bus case, awarding damages in a ‘follow-on’ claim for the first time. This is also the first case in which exemplary damages for a breach of competition law have been awarded. Full story - The Lawyer


Monday

6th August - LAW NEWS

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FOCUS OF THE DAY story
Community justice centres are bold and radical. But do they work? The North Liverpool Community Justice centre pioneered a vision of thereapeutic justice but MoJ statistics show it does not reduce reoffending. Full story - Guardian Law


Sunday

5th August - LAW NEWS

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