15th September - Law News

994th Edition: LawNewsIndex is a UK based Law, Justice, Legislation & Rights related daily news & articles archive brought to you by TheLawMap

 FOCUS OF THE DAY: The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has refused to back down over its controversial call for a £500,000 professional indemnity minimum limit. Its proposal, first mooted in July, was put on hold last month when the Legal Services Board (LSB) requested more time to review the implications and suggested it might consider approval if the SRA dropped its plans to replace the current £2m minimum cover limit. Full story - New Law Journal

 

@theLawMap interaction figures from last week

 

• LAW FIRM NEWS: Hogan Lovells, Slaughters and Bakers line up on €12bn longevity swap deal | The Lawyer http://t.co/A4eod5NhkM 
• Hogan Lovells advises M&G Real Estate on £140m acquisition of Wragges office | The Lawyer http://t.co/FuQ38eHyGs 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Jones Day bulks up its banking practice with DLA Piper partner Conway | The Lawyer http://t.co/wb3RdPeiVc 
• New GCs make their mark as international business firms dominate UK panel reviews in 2014 | The Lawyer http://t.co/LckJWkTVu9
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Linklaters names Bennett as new litigation head amid group structure overhaul | The Lawyer http://t.co/bUd7caw5hT 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Fidal formalises best friends alliance with Mills & Reeve | The Lawyer http://t.co/n0rMCBMJ8e 
• Slashing red tape to boost British housebuilding https://t.co/rAcpx8A08B 
• New measures to protect the countryside and stop abuse of the planning system https://t.co/i0qTtr2y1l 
• Health and travel advice for Hajj pilgrims https://t.co/1MBQhn9NlL 
• Two new rape support centres to help victims recover https://t.co/NmRpLNQZdp 
• The legal team at the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) is looking to recruit up to 7 lawyers https://t.co/kdmw1RHYk9 
• UK government welcomes social impact investment report https://t.co/ci4VLRkI9E 
• Government Chemist analysts discuss science of food safety https://t.co/XIRHPfTQos 
• Government takes action to modernise 100 year-old insurance industry rules https://t.co/u8y0po4VDB 
• Find an Insolvency Practitioner and Find an Official Receiver applications migrating to Atos’s data centre https://t.co/EZB7HPGuU7 
• Financial Services Organisation (FSO) helps Fintech companies invest in UK https://t.co/gfz7i2H59W 
• The Invictus legacy for rehabilitation of service personnel https://t.co/R8OuL4F45N 
• US: Judge to Examine Circumstances of Suspect’s Confession in Patz Case http://t.co/o5xvxajQDS 
• In Latest Volley Against Amazon, Hachette’s Writers Target Its Board http://t.co/nbVugPa4zh 
• Scots Must Vote Nae: This show of petty nationalism is un-Scottish http://t.co/6XOVzZ1IiW 
• Room for Debate: Pocketing Profits or Reinvesting Them http://t.co/oSJ2MKloxW 
• US: Regulator Slow to Respond to Deadly Vehicle Defects http://t.co/o6C4kUdzF6 
• Profile: Chief Bolaji Ayorinde SAN - Chairman of the Governing Board of the Legal Aid Council of NIGERIA http://t.co/LhIuQVcb3n 
• Bentham Europe appoints Irwin Mitchell lawyer as chief investment officer | Solicitors Journal http://t.co/EIadmDa7Ps 
• Calling Miscellaneous in the case of Miscellaneous versus Miscellaneous http://t.co/7hrlLLe4Bg 
• Society of Editors to investigate military trial 'obstructionism' http://t.co/w1ceBdHZwk
• Extra support for victims of crime announced by government http://t.co/RBPXHjx081 
• Law firms are capitalising on an optimistic outlook for the PHILIPPINES economy | Law Gazette http://t.co/xMGFBkVBCW 
• European Lawyers Day aims to celebrate the rule of law and promote lawyers’ common values | Law Gazette http://t.co/KmgZRROrr3 
• Should we kill all the lawyers? | Law Gazette http://t.co/13kBn7Aa4g
• City firms recognised for diversity efforts | Law Gazette http://t.co/lnJhyhbqlz
• News UK general counsel dies, aged 48 | Law Gazette http://t.co/nmC4KVE6TX 
• SRA looks to fill £10,000-a-year board roles | Law Gazette http://t.co/wfZRXO1Qlg 
• Advocates to have specialist training for sex cases | Law Gazette http://t.co/RgmEtkhNct 
• World War One: How 250,000 Belgium refugees didn't leave a trace http://t.co/5fvI405Eex 
• Body found in burning skip in Manchester http://t.co/q4aQJiQskb 
• Addenbrooke's Hospital cancer doctor admits child sex offences http://t.co/jruqqib0zZ 
• Scottish independence: SNP and Cameron offer rival visions http://t.co/VIWCFXCrei
• In-house interview: Emma Thomas, HomeServe | The Lawyer http://t.co/0wnUPT6MQK 
• Avoiding panel game pigeonholes | The Lawyer http://t.co/S8kP9fnyot
• Italy: Diversity strategy | The Lawyer http://t.co/sQLOTHeXcA 
• Scottish firms’ destiny in the balance | The Lawyer http://t.co/o1WE7XVxiP 
• IP crackdown needed to safeguard the £70bn contribution the creative industries make to the UK economy | The Lawyer http://t.co/uYBVDpGbSJ 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: DLA Piper hires ex-Minter Ellison CEO as Australia chief | The Lawyer http://t.co/cZUROgf7js 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Boodle Hatfield appoints first female senior partner since 1722 | The Lawyer http://t.co/PJCMMxkCxZ 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: BLP mulls partner exit options after contested June vote scrapped | The Lawyer http://t.co/mVunTkEv2U
• TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/oV3eHC3kLR
• Thousands sexually abused in prison, study suggests http://t.co/kC2XtGEveb 
• Sexual abuse in prison needs urgent investigation, commission warns http://t.co/TNOBbk7Q6e 
• Queen tells Scots to 'think very carefully' about independence vote http://t.co/NYkBMM4jJU 
• Nadine Dorries: I have endured a vile cyber stalker for seven years http://t.co/G5tpFNUesV 
• Interview: Desmond Hudson, retired chief executive reflects on eventful eight years at the Law Society | Law Gazette http://t.co/LQISfRCmlu
• Bad parents in authority | Law Gazette http://t.co/NlOVr1qKHo 
• What were the most important legal developments of the past 30 years? | Law Gazette http://t.co/svAaVwHpkw 
• Stalking prosecutions rise | Law Gazette http://t.co/pZ1dak9my1 
• Deloitte decides against legal ABS move | Law Gazette http://t.co/zMHEJiRHI9 
• Campaigner and lawyer Gooding dies | Law Gazette http://t.co/lZedO3Jk1O 
• Lender confidence on the rise | Law Gazette http://t.co/dJCcVH1Z7o 
• City firms forecast corporate M&A surge | Law Gazette http://t.co/dmWVlfBLNY 
• Firms face 10% PII hike – broker | Law Gazette http://t.co/DkFb73dbtg 
• SRA silent over ‘fake’ bank law firm probe | Law Gazette http://t.co/I23hliMOnV 
• BSB not expecting barrister rush to create entities | Legal Futures http://t.co/zyo7BGbtb4
• Pitt cools talk of single regulator in bid to build reform consensus | Legal Futures http://t.co/H8uukYKjzC 
• INDIA: Lawyers End 68-day-old Strike in Rajasthan http://t.co/FrtSZSVJ0h 
• US marshals proud part of 225 years of law enforcement http://t.co/QnsEHk2cAd 
• JORDAN: House passes judiciary independence draft law http://t.co/W4slQPtGMK 
• BANGLADESH: 16th amendment to enhance dignity of judiciary: Law Minister http://t.co/ULT2pZixro 
• BANGLADESH: Constitutional amendments made by politicians undermined independence & transparency of Supreme Court http://t.co/MHgZmngitu 
• CZECH: Judge's mistake frees murder suspect http://t.co/5B2QyQt2dj 
• US: Intentionally lying for political gain ruled protected free speech by federal judge http://t.co/poaXQfd68O 
• Right of victims of crime to directly confront offenders in court is to be enshrined in law http://t.co/y2CepVGc8W 
• Woman, 80, punches robber in mouth in Whitstable http://t.co/zGNNdJCGoh 
• Scottish independence: SNP supporters protest against 'BBC bias' http://t.co/xRwhRq11Km 
• Invictus Games: Queen 'deeply moved' http://t.co/dkDzEiI8Rl 
• Pope marries 20 cohabiting couples in sign of papacy shift http://t.co/F17NqijKJ2 
• Bedford Premier Inn murder: Woman's body found in hotel room http://t.co/DKFCyA46aB 
• USL Justice Sotomayor: Americans Should be Alarmed by Spread of Drones http://t.co/5siTfm7CNW 
• US: Supreme Court chief justice to speak in Nebraska http://t.co/6qFspyNkAh 
• MALAYSIA Airlines: Long road to justice for relatives of MH17 victims http://t.co/OlPbjC4sLz
• INDIA: Bombay high court seeks details of Allahabad Kumbh funds http://t.co/SaINxdlX3l 
• Harry Potter lawyer faces being struck off as watchdog probes http://t.co/ojzhbGXzhg 
• INDIA: Children of police killed on duty are given jobs to provide for families, but their studies take a backseat http://t.co/zCkpc7wdXh 
• US: Dreams deferred - Latino voters caught between reform and realpolitik http://t.co/gHIOteWUKh 
• CHINA aims to put a modern twist on the ancient Silk Road in a move to boost trade with Europe, but obstacles remain http://t.co/5S4TiS4mdc 
• NEPAL citizenship law 'biased' against women http://t.co/XZJAd5UQOC 
• BANGLADESH: Supreme Court clears the way for prosecution of former leader Khaleda Zia on charges of embezzlement http://t.co/cMrux3pFt9 
• What follows the referendum: the process of negotiating Scottish independence, or of delivering Devo More http://t.co/kdg4FrI3uO 
• EGYPT: Anti-protest law brings condemnation from Amnesty http://t.co/saz6C81rwh 
• Islamic State: Legal justification for air strikes on Syria not even 'wafer-thin', says expert http://t.co/PIVGHIn4UO 
• Mother releases image of baby born at 24 weeks in a bid to challenge UK abortion laws http://t.co/h0dKrL4D7C 
• International legal aspects of the Scottish referendum. http://t.co/7xE1O9t8bR 
• Qatar, UK ‘enjoy close ties in the legal sector’ http://t.co/SJ5bekOHwd

14th September - Law News

993rd Edition: LawNewsIndex is a UK based Law, Justice, Legislation & Rights related daily news & articles archive brought to you by TheLawMap
 

 

• “There’s a lot to think about”: A note on quality assurance in Irish reproductive health care | Human Rights Ireland http://t.co/yaDeWG6uTA 
• Call for Show of Solidarity - Survivors of Symphysiotomy - September 11th | Human Rights Ireland http://t.co/dIiOkWRRbm 
• Legal observers (and other volunteers) needed for the March for Choice | Human Rights Ireland http://t.co/X9fIw4S6SW 
• The Northern/Irish Feminist Judgments Project begins next month | Human Rights Ireland http://t.co/kA600pqqV1 
• "Let us Play": Support Children in Direct Provision | Human Rights Ireland http://t.co/IqlejJH41N
• On Repealing the 8th Amendment | Human Rights Ireland http://t.co/nR11i922Dt
• Students without indefinite leave to remain are ineligible for student loans | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/dtXGGgQ3wx 
• Three human rights events | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/5ZuYM6Zseg
• A novelist enters the Family Division | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/rYeCKLAe2E 
• US: Tougher law sought for credit card trafficking http://t.co/wwSJB2keu9 
• Unprepared law firms vulnerable to hackers http://t.co/KjVVyiLS4v
• US: Poll - Will changes to N.J.'s alimony law improve the system? http://t.co/2MNtpyqgC0 
• US: Both Sides Cite Urgency in Court Appeal of a Texas Law on Abortion Clinics http://t.co/sxcafQvDlO 
• Law to restructure ARGENTINA's debt & sidestep US court ruling that pushed government into default difficult to apply http://t.co/qnnsg2BYoG 
• AUSTRALIA: Claims asylum seeker Hamid Kehazaei virtually unrecognisable when medically evacuated http://t.co/qg0MZUxaLg 
• AUSTRALIA: Poverty shows no respect for age - older women are the silent poor http://t.co/hxp6ScpDEO 
• ISRAEL: Intelligence veterans refuse to spy on Palestinians http://t.co/Tixnhe7Tz6 
• CHILE: MP charged over Pinochet-era killings http://t.co/VdRkeDZshq 
• Police investigating two baby deaths in London http://t.co/1O2G7UKFc2 
• Ebola outbreak: LIBERIA 'sacks absentee officials' http://t.co/wK3c9dY5cl 
• US and UK spy agencies 'have access to German telecoms' http://t.co/tF9dhKpNTW
• NORTH KOREA jails US man Matthew Miller for six years http://t.co/o2T4S8YO3G 
• Scottish independence: Campaign leaders stress vote importance http://t.co/ArzumBExLh 
• TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/oV3eHC3kLR
• US: Border Crossings Slow But Immigration Courts Still Face Backlog http://t.co/U3XJLOqI4G 
• Israeli, Palestinian Parents Share Their Painful Stories Of Loss http://t.co/XQ2QbNqftG 
• VENEZUELA arrests 64 for anti-Maduro protests: rights group http://t.co/beHDGJzbYi 
• US: American Sniper author Chris Kyle shot dead in Texas http://t.co/834to7Fd1t 
• CANADA: Toronto Mayor Rob Ford withdraws from race with tumour http://t.co/mZbDBB0Nll 
• TUC: Pension changes will make millions worse off http://t.co/qORSH2EJyh
• GERMANY: Merkel to speak in Berlin against anti-Semitism http://t.co/JBHzZxMLq9 
• First ban on shark and manta ray trade comes into force http://t.co/vnaAqCOMGh
• Victims of crime law planned by government http://t.co/bm9MrLmgu0 
• Scottish independence: Criminal gangs could exploit new border to escape arrest, police warn http://t.co/eh3AEHuG4z 
• Almost 30 teachers 'banned for inappropriate relationships with pupils' in one year http://t.co/WuYxMYfK4S 
• Poached salmon: Angling groups say theft is rife and under-policed http://t.co/F4kWLEgOQz 
• The GERMANY Connection, Part II: Of Law and Citizens http://t.co/9t0D7sVx1r 
• Philip Hamburger’s GERMANY Connection, and Mine: Part I http://t.co/Y6HyqWvjvg 
• US: Reinvigorating the Nondelegation Doctrine and the Constitutional Amendment Process http://t.co/GPR7Qs0QT8 
• US: Psychiatry, Mental Illness, and the State http://t.co/PzLg6Cq65L
• US: California high school drops controversial 'Arab' mascot http://t.co/wHEXzBZ36k 
• AUSTRALIA's tough policies have not stopped PAKISTAN's asylum seekers from making the journey in search of a new life http://t.co/EbKxygWquB 
• US: Families demand release of classified 2002 report detailing foreign-government support for September 11 hijackers http://t.co/OeueZprLOa 
• DRC: Conflict minerals movement at a crossroads http://t.co/7kM8u47yKB 
• Au revoir to FRANCE's culture of discretion http://t.co/X7cI3B1PlU 
• African healthcare laid bare by Ebola epidemic http://t.co/dBEc08oqHD 
• PAKISTAN: Police arrest anti-government protesters following week long sit-ins and tense confrontations http://t.co/6SXlG21yhY 
• A passenger in AUSTRALIA has accidentally been given a bomb in a suitcase by an staff at Sydney airport http://t.co/B9trUCfqZ8 
• US security checks could be based at British airports http://t.co/XgitXgTlnz 
• US: Columbia university rape allegation - Now students support alleged rape victim by helping carry her mattress http://t.co/VHlKRo8Zo9 
• Criminal investigation launched into blood poisoning baby victims http://t.co/PtbtouWsc2 
• Police launch appeal over missing offender http://t.co/hCiITBBDnq 
• The prisons crisis is creating more crime and mayhem http://t.co/3CG8O7scMB 
• Ian Paisley: Martin McGuinness signs book of condolence http://t.co/G0gsFBWpO1 
• UGANDA on alert over 'foiled al-Shabab plot' http://t.co/SGVVicMMpY 
• Oscar Pistorius: SOUTH AFRICA's Education Minister says verdict is 'disappointing' http://t.co/e7GWW6e3u7
• Pope Francis warns on 'piecemeal World War III' http://t.co/rtG9V6ztWY 
• David Haines's 'evil murder' condemned by PM http://t.co/hwMKRPFb8X 
• Education charity launches second trainee scholarship scheme -- this time for wannabe barristers: http://t.co/irXaO2eYBo 
• Labour will reform employment tribunals so income is not a barrier to justice http://t.co/QBJsEeWxw7 
• New Forest murder: Man charged over Penelope Davis death http://t.co/TWH0Btt0pb 
• Scottish independence: Thousands on the streets for weekend campaign http://t.co/WwKFGtbPx3

13th September - Law News

992nd Edition: LawNewsIndex is a UK based Law, Justice, Legislation & Rights related daily news & articles archive brought to you by TheLawMap
 

 

• Motor insurance impact: Cars driven solely on private property may need to be insured in future | New Law Journal: http://t.co/5yNboLt3ju 
• Divorce cases taking 10% longer to complete - delays caused by increase in litigants in person | New Law Journal: http://t.co/w1sebqO66x 
• The Department for Business, Innovation & Skills has published new guidance on e-signatures | New Law Journal: http://t.co/HTRj8MpD96 
• Fee remission: Can lawyers do anything to help underfunded litigants in person? | New Law Journal: http://t.co/zAN18YPlzG 
• High Court sets seven-stage process for what must be proved in Consumer Protection Act 1987 claim | New Law Journal: http://t.co/psuEZ5GUPS 
• New guidance for solicitors instructing experts in civil cases has been published | New Law Journal: http://t.co/K5W4czTiNi 
• Law Society marked Access to Justice Day on 8 September by launching public awareness campaign | New Law Journal: http://t.co/JagWST7JrV 
• The Law Society publish its response to HMRC’s June consultation on trust inheritance tax charges | New Law Journal: http://t.co/LQUKrqsrM1 
• SRA holds tight to minimum cover | New Law Journal: http://t.co/USskbQxG21 
• No plan for independence: Supreme Court yet to formulate contingency plan for “Yes” vote | New Law Journal: http://t.co/vbAQNSMMHT
• How much should the Bar Standards Board (BSB) charge for authorising entities | New Law Journal: http://t.co/6pGOOm0GU6 
• Tribunal fees have deterrent effect | New Law Journal: http://t.co/9BlJGV2S08 
• The right to cancel: legislation designed to protect consumers against doorstep selling | New Law Journal: http://t.co/HdZHKkyj9R
• Legal aid residence test for children: Law Centres response to MoJ http://t.co/fXOqCbF4xd 
• The Past and Future of the Legal Left: Celebrating Duncan Kennedy’s Scholarship http://t.co/iVrbmYBqlf 
• Growing risk of legal abuses in LATIN AMERICA http://t.co/TW6l3Og0A7
• US: New Jersey Expected To Offer Legal Sports Betting Beginning In October http://t.co/ldq8MYk63L 
• US: The legal reason why it matters if Mike Brown was shot with his hands up http://t.co/ubhv9xkDNu 
• Chris Cairns to be charged with perjury and facing new legal battle with Lalit Modi http://t.co/0clSTWhn70 
• Thousands of Muslim marriages conducted in UK are not legal http://t.co/Fb0LLumLnm 
• CANADA: Forced marriage victim, legal experts say government action needed http://t.co/LTPQvPj46Z 
• Problems seen with new ARGENTINE debt payment law https://t.co/M4Yz1DzaIM 
• Dolus eventualis', the legal Latin on SOUTH AFRICA's lips https://t.co/lW0zKZmryD 
• CHILE to overturn dictatorship-era amnesty law https://t.co/u8L1NMinDx 
• Parents Challenge UK Abortion Law After Daughter Born at 24 Weeks http://t.co/DGjC0D02zq 
• Call to follow Irish legal high law http://t.co/u82eQEvr2L 
• Gonzaga Law Creates 15 Month J.D. Program for Internationally Educated Lawyers - https://t.co/XKFeEIjzdy 
• Georgetown University Law Granted Observer Status at Guantánamo http://t.co/hPm8sfmlMS 
• ICRC databases on international humanitarian law https://t.co/APaR9l9qht
• Reason, emotions and the law: same-sex marriage ruling in the US http://t.co/MkZnPKaOSA 
• Proposed Anti-Terror Law in FRANCE Would Erode Civil Liberties https://t.co/jW86yRVodV
• US: Missouri teachers can become armed safety officers under new law http://t.co/wQCVrxZCOS 
• RUSSIA: Putin sign law that forces relatives of terrorists to pay for damages caused by their attacks http://t.co/cOe889Ijwt 
• US: Both Sides Cite Urgency in Court Appeal of a Texas Law on Abortion Clinics http://t.co/sxcafQvDlO 
• US: Philadelphia Nears Deal to Ease Marijuana Laws http://t.co/kKZCXEu77w 
• US: California makes Yelp reviews safer, restaurants can't pursue legal action for negative reviews http://t.co/fHjFt1MINg 
• US: Appeals panel reinstates Wisconsin’s voter ID law http://t.co/QuKe2e3cHh
• Ian Paisley: Politicians and religious leaders react to death http://t.co/OEMpqcd0fx 
• NI Orangemen at Scottish referendum 'No' Edinburgh rally http://t.co/e3aPS2JSKt 
• Scotland referendum: Yes campaigners rally in Cardiff http://t.co/SAArDYuIWE 
• Twitch malware spends users' money http://t.co/Fn5YNhQrdL 
• Shakespeare's complete works to be translated into Mandarin http://t.co/0eTeu24YZH 
• David Haines: Hostage's family appeal for IS contact http://t.co/lYz8rqx652 
• Botox 'may stunt emotional growth' in young people http://t.co/IBaV3toH6h 
• Family of Briton Ghavami held in Iran appeal for release http://t.co/vt55ouGLZK 
• Australian radio donates to family of Royal hoax nurse http://t.co/8uukHhi7A5 
• 'Law change needed' to stop sale of 'legal highs' http://t.co/obApsANGmn
• Manchester Dogs' Home fire: Teenager is given bail http://t.co/qJBH1olgRT 
• Actress Samantha Morton tells of childhood sexual abuse http://t.co/MHU5JW2L6z
• TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/oV3eHC3kLR
• House of Lords should be 80% elected - MPs and peers' report http://t.co/vSlfmVsEil 
• Bee deaths: EU to ban neonicotinoid pesticides http://t.co/4XiYsOWXyU 
• Sabrina Moss killers jailed for 37 years http://t.co/xkndUpThdT
• Scottish independence: 'Leak' row marks weekend's campaign http://t.co/9ZUkCCzciG 
• Opposition MPs question need for Chris Grayling's social action bill http://t.co/zgzA4tEW9X 
• Oscar Pistorius verdict questioned by South African legal experts http://t.co/mlaGUyL323 
• Scottish independence: unionists' big guns fail to halt yes bandwagon http://t.co/kc2pfhrYEF 
• US: The Texas abortion clinic battle is about more than politics. It's about women's lives http://t.co/sA5YjP9MGR 
• Oscar Pistorius verdict: judgment seemed to support charge of 'dolus eventualis' http://t.co/mafMiSd00x 
• US: Nearly three in ten ex-NFL players develop neurocognitive problems, data says http://t.co/j7QDrBoXIq 
• Jerusalem bar association asked to expel Ehud Olmert | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/QwVtNw1wSA 
• If you hire US counsel, listen to them | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/pZeVaOGvAa 
• Australians urged to tackle lawyer depression | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/desHRUVSjf 
• Paul Hastings uses IT to shrink office space by 25pc | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/OnZERLzGqo 
• Garrigues strengthens Peru office through finance hires | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/vXXCjNCMNP
• Garrigues strengthens Peru office through finance hires | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/Bvi3R8P1GS 
• A&O to expand lawyers on demand service | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/iJhoasUcBU 
• Chinese regulator denies anti-foreigner bias | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/uK2jDGClwz 
• Shop bosses plan new 'Yes' vote warning http://t.co/25EWmuWwOZ 
• Solihull teenager arrested over government cyber-attack http://t.co/JZN9nHubRE 
• Scottish independence: Price warning letter due as business row intensifies http://t.co/flEj2yR1i2 
• Police investigating two baby deaths in London http://t.co/1O2G7UKFc2
• Oscar Pistorius verdict: Steenkamp family protest http://t.co/LhfUpskYqe 
• Northiam shooting: Seven-year-old girl dies in hospital http://t.co/EkqvOzkvfy 
• Ian Paisley: Politicians and religious leaders react to death http://t.co/OEMpqcd0fx

12th September - Law News

991st Edition: LawNewsIndex is a UK based Law, Justice, Legislation & Rights related daily news & articles archive brought to you by TheLawMap

FOCUS OF THE DAY: Chris Grayling used 'bluff and bully' tactics to push legal aid cuts, court told. Justice secretary accused of coordinating 'caricature of fairness', at judicial review challenge brought by criminal solicitors. Full story - Guardian Law
 

 

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• MoJ announces interim payments on criminal legal aid fees | Solicitors Journal http://t.co/WSMN48Ilzg
• Plugging the gaps in legal aid | Solicitors Journal http://t.co/h2zKnv5MxE 
• A solicitor has been struck off the roll for stealing a pair of sunglasses | Solicitors Journal http://t.co/Za9631GVvt 
• Solicitor struck off for 'misusing clients' cash | Solicitors Journal http://t.co/bwRzoHvAk9 
• CJEU defines ‘arrival team’ in the context of flight delay compensation | Solicitors Journal http://t.co/yvGqpMpsoC 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Ashurst’s US banking chief Ridealgh quits for Weil in New York | The Lawyer http://t.co/HbdcCkmOR7 
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• LAW FIRM NEWS: Hill Dickinson cuts 40 jobs in counter-fraud team | The Lawyer http://t.co/Qoh1dn1zYg 
• Did downsizing during the recession leave many firms short of competent lawyers? | Law Gazette http://t.co/vJJZeOxteQ
• Too often UK law firms leave Latin American work to Spanish and US firms | Law Gazette http://t.co/umY5KxpyCm 
• Slump in tribunal cases prompts review calls | Law Gazette http://t.co/shCxTIaKMs 
• Solicitor used client cash to prop up firm | Law Gazette http://t.co/HO93ineXfM 
• Former Times lawyer loses appeal against SDT | Law Gazette http://t.co/gScXS5LLWB 
• Solicitor MEP backs amended money laundering regime | Law Gazette http://t.co/Xw46w9u3vk 
• Warning over manorial rights abolition | Law Gazette http://t.co/huIEgQIUp3 
• Legal privilege safeguard for lobbyist register | Law Gazette http://t.co/chbO2Todjf
• TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/KgFQ9r6x28
• 'Father of terrorism' Khuram Iqbal jailed at Woolwich Crown Court http://t.co/sYJS29TgQq 
• Glen Parva suicidal detainee 'not kept safe' http://t.co/X0wZVi6JqW 
• Government publishes MP Recall Bill http://t.co/SMEutX0nYt 
• Ex-Sainsbury's boss Justin King in Scotland vote warning http://t.co/SWX7MxyAeN 
• ARGENTINA defies US court in dispute with creditors http://t.co/UdOEaATsiH 
• Islamic State fighter estimate triples - CIA http://t.co/fORdeiTjr6 
• Father accused of murder 'had bitter divorce' http://t.co/RHtKhpRIYv 
• Readers recommend: songs about justice http://t.co/ZGkHCZS9gX 
• We need more independence, BSB director says | Legal Futures http://t.co/HMQtgMPGPP 
• LCJ uses Nightjack case to warn lawyers who mislead court | Legal Futures http://t.co/SKfQIfTinf 
• US: Congress shrugs off legal concerns to support Obama over Isis offensive http://t.co/ntvm8cdEXJ 
• Man dead and girl shot in head in Northiam 'domestic incident' http://t.co/j06nmz6yrZ 
• US supreme court to review same-sex marriage petitions from seven states http://t.co/OMzVXH2CdB 
• Slump in tribunal cases prompts review calls | Law Gazette http://t.co/shCxTIaKMs 
• US Justice Department Sues to Shut Down Mississippi Tax Return Preparer http://t.co/0JFKmDlJtd 
• PRIF Annual Conference: Just Institutions and Institutional Justice in Global Politics (GERMANY) http://t.co/4zVxPHQiVh 
• S AFRICA: Justice Minister Masutha to deliver public lecture at University of the Western Cape http://t.co/jgnVUTKhej 
• Is GUYANA’s Justice system up for sale? http://t.co/4j3V7yGNC1 
• Tiger of the Week: N.J. Chief Justice Stuart Rabner ’82 http://t.co/BTU3Jra9k1 
• Profiles in Justice: A distinguished lawyer from Nashville, George Barratt | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/zgsez93NGl
• Legal outsourcer Integreon receive accolade from International Association of Outsourcing |The Global Legal Post http://t.co/tt969LNLIv 
• Suspended lawyer blames golf and holidays | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/jKD5LWiYyq 
• Scottish firms feel nervous ahead of independence vote | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/Zlba1Goz0j 
• US law firm rate rises kept to 3.7pc in 2013 | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/wJ9IofI0pk 
• Hong Kong lawyers look to alternative businesses | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/YsFGwqgoh6 
• Locke Lord in merger talks with Edwards Wildman | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/AGY6Ulsz8S 
• The US welcomes the HRC discussion on the Administration of Justice https://t.co/FahXkj3TeU 
• AUSTRALIA: Department of Justice has established site to host community consultations on Victorian issues https://t.co/merpQDfrSD 
• Restorative justice scheme gives victims chance to ask criminals 'why me?' http://t.co/eTjZ2McvQM 
• US: The criminal justice system should focus not only on enforcement http://t.co/7h0y8p4t2h 
• Judge questions cost value of restorative justice pilot in Cornwall http://t.co/AvDpMVTttZ 
• Tony West of US Department of Justice on why few individuals have been charged for conduct tied to financial crisis http://t.co/JpSLfFzMxt 
• Juncker names new EU justice chief | Law Gazette http://t.co/oJIDC3eJN5 
• IRELAND: Youth sentenced to 10 months for hoax 999 calls http://t.co/Ku9hCcgjIg 
• CONGO Republic jails ex-intel official for life over gunbattle http://t.co/gBwE24tr72 
• Chief executive of Italian oil & natural gas company ENI under investigation over Nigerian corruption allegations http://t.co/IiMaDPbUgx 
• INDIA: Police in Indian Kashmir collect bodies floating in worst floods in years http://t.co/ib4uCsILvj 
• KENYA appoints new intelligence chief amid rising Shabaab threat http://t.co/vcLNad4uiG 
• Two British banks warn they'll head south if Scotland quits UK http://t.co/I12Z8RsAMj 
• US: Edwin Kneedler, deputy solicitor general has been nominated for the Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medal http://t.co/DwE9flLz23 
• Solicitor representing one of the 3 accused in Robert Hamill case said that his client’s position had been vindicated http://t.co/Yxx3OLbQEZ 
• Simon Gledhill, head of the Family team at Napthens solicitors welcomes new ‘legal guardian’ plans http://t.co/74amQiK8MI 
• Controlled explosion at government offices in Cardiff http://t.co/imihBontn6 
• Penelope Davis New Forest murder: Woman arrested in Hythe http://t.co/ekWcHEaI75 
• Oscar Pistorius trial: Why murder was ruled out http://t.co/1uvr3jy32V 
• Royal hoax call inquest: Nurse 'very upset' after prank http://t.co/KQveW48ePc 
• Harder theory test leads to falling pass rate http://t.co/K0jpxs2QlR 
• SPAIN: Catalan independence push faces big hurdles http://t.co/9A3Q2nIE2E 
• Scottish independence: What will happen to the Queen? http://t.co/HrCSyegTSb 
• Prison suicides rise by 64% in a year http://t.co/6H0wUUoEvc
• US: Missouri approves concealed guns at schools and open carry in public http://t.co/w7PMMVUflV 
• Nine legal questions if Scotland votes Yes | Joshua Rozenberg http://t.co/CmjZp2aIxH 
• Tony Williams, principal, Jomati Consultants: Hope for the best, plan for the worst | The Lawyer http://t.co/cICNfWCiyo
• Duane Morris launches in Sri Lanka through Gowers tie-up | The Lawyer http://t.co/KnrI48Eph8 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: White & Case loses again to Enyo in second Ukranian oligarch fight of 2014 | The Lawyer http://t.co/ko8EH2ycho 
• Courts, TV and Twitter – the perfect combination? | Law Gazette http://t.co/zUxGZG1zvb 
• Lawyer shortage delaying house sales | Law Gazette http://t.co/X7qLW7f1Ut 
• Fee U-turn to lift burden on criminal lawyers | Law Gazette http://t.co/iOHlelWlmT 
• Oscar Pistorius trial: Murder verdicts ruled out http://t.co/XnXqGUscMt
• GP patients in Wales 'sicker due to waits,' doctors' body fears http://t.co/WpEs3N8ju2 
• Savita Halappanavar death: Hospital staff disciplined http://t.co/2UWETcPl27 
• Personal debt levels higher in Northern Ireland says charity http://t.co/qqjaidTRWD 
• Ilkeston stabbings: Murder arrest after man killed http://t.co/xSfkCgL9L7 
• Alice Gross search: iPhone appeal in missing girl case http://t.co/ddQlvHsGBy 
• Lesser-known things about being deafblind http://t.co/8owmqkbgpR 
• Ozone layer showing 'signs of recovery', UN says http://t.co/Ji1BJioHli 
• Jacintha Saldanha: Inquest for hoax call nurse starts http://t.co/KQveW48ePc 
• Dave Lee Travis 'a tactile person', he told the Southwark Crown Court. http://t.co/wLlOpHxWR6 
• Scottish independence: SNP leader says Scotland is 'on cusp of making history' http://t.co/tMli7uNm8x 
• Oscar Pistorius trial: Premeditated murder ruled out http://t.co/XnXqGUscMt

11th September - Law News

990th Edition: LawNewsIndex is a UK based Law, Justice, Legislation & Rights related daily news & articles archive brought to you by TheLawMap

FOCUS OF THE DAY: Regional law firms in the UK have grown faster than City firms over the past 12 months, market research has found. The annual benchmarking survey of law firms by accountancy firm Crowe Clark Whitehill found that firms located outside of London recorded a higher rate of annual growth in revenues than their counterparts in the City. Full story - Solicitors Journal

 

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• Slaughters best friend Uría takes stake in Latin America's merging Prietocarrizosa and Phillipi | The Lawyer http://t.co/3iAmMlPF3x 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Hogan Lovells, Kirkland & Ellis and the Hong Kong partner swap | The Lawyer http://t.co/2SagFokBaS 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: OC, BLP and Shoosmiths advise on Siemens’ new £210m Stagecoach deal | The Lawyer http://t.co/RAxp4nFTun 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Locke Lord and Edwards Wildman confirm merger in $675m deal | The Lawyer http://t.co/TqxKhxbfp1 
• Top Scottish Law firm shifts cash to English banks ahead of referendum | The Lawyer http://t.co/di3g2IgYD1 
• How to: Get a training contract | Law Gazette http://t.co/ksss8dZXfk 
• Other jurisdictions tells us that we must take a granular and nuanced approach to pricing legal work | Law Gazette http://t.co/HUcQER8vDy 
• Residence test not unlawful, government insists | Law Gazette http://t.co/tdFrHTaQE4
• Ambulance service sorry for Llanelli stroke victim delay http://t.co/BJhQUAxsHv 
• US: Shia LaBeouf pleads guilty over Cabaret disruption http://t.co/ehy6Gs2hdy 
• Bank account switching up 19% in first year http://t.co/tAgWTaaeht 
• John Lewis warns prices 'likely' to rise on Yes vote http://t.co/oGGUUDOqCZ 
• Scottish independence: The Scotsman newspaper backs 'No' vote http://t.co/ZV06TZceOY 
• SOUTH AFRICA LIVE: Oscar Pistorius verdict http://t.co/lGxLAdzvEA 
• Scottish independence: RBS confirms London HQ move if Scotland votes Yes http://t.co/NQrFE3XYPm 
• TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/KgFQ9r6x28
• UNODC urges prosecution of maritime narcotics traffickers http://t.co/vPd06xwMpW 
• GREECE parliament ratifies bill criminalizing Armenian genocide denial http://t.co/QFY97OSsne 
• AUSTRALIA court upholds patent on human genetic material http://t.co/egGXLc9vO2 
• MPs approve conveyancing and probate practice rights for CILEx members http://t.co/DS8IPV1Xh5 
• #WhyIStayed: Twitter hashtag highlights real reasons women stay with violent partners http://t.co/eS2aUUo5A8 
• Alex Salmond's independence bandwagon stalls on his 'Black Wednesday' http://t.co/BQlOdMvwOu 
• Former Met detective jailed in Singapore for trying to snatch custody battle child http://t.co/QPzn5DphQO 
• 'Bullied’ broker who gave as good as he got http://t.co/iUZrRcHBla 
• Stalking prosecutions rise by 20% under new law on harassment http://t.co/L79bImu5ee 
• First sanction for firm that failed to close after extended indemnity period | Legal Futures http://t.co/M2mxLQCslw 
• Fine for paralegal who moved firms and took sensitive data with him | Legal Futures http://t.co/4DgK6PrMoY 
• High Court judge: law firms bringing “meritless” judicial reviews will be referred to SRA | Legal Futures http://t.co/2qkPDiOojn
• Media mogul Rupert Murdoch has suggested Page 3 models in the Sun newspaper should start wearing clothes http://t.co/yrUZ97R0CV 
• Despite being ravaged by war & poverty, the DR CONGO has produced the world's first all-black symphony orchestra http://t.co/pKLz5lGC8a 
• Corporate counsel reach new level of happiness with law firms | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/ShJMDkzX94 
• Cross-border business challenges top ACC annnual agenda | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/d85fbbvC4z 
• Kirkland & Ellis takes Asia restructuring head from Hogan Lovells | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/TD4Vi6nymK 
• US litigation boutique to open in London | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/yDOugazrQZ 
• Bingham partners in London could leave to avoid Morgan merger | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/dFf7Uhievw
• Duane Morris & Selvam creates alliance in Sri Lanka | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/y54SrcWYLh 
• Uria Menendez takes 30pc share in Chile-Columbian law firm | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/DmIZPAOedp 
• Regulator says the pace of reform is 'too slow' and LSB should 'work with it' | Solicitors Journal http://t.co/2R6V0auH35 
• APIL tells parliament that SARAH Bill is 'unnecessary’ | Solicitors Journal http://t.co/cdoihVv6L1 
• High Court rules Ashya King to be freed from legal controls | Solicitors Journal http://t.co/6mBEcx2zvj
• European Court of Justice rules on the calculation of holiday pay | Solicitors Journal http://t.co/HMqSkVBf6D 
• Ofsted warns over provision for school leavers http://t.co/ZpVQlSBjeW 
• US: The NFL's domestic abuse problem - How serious is the NFL on violence against women? http://t.co/8HIDyE82uc 
• Scottish independence: Campaigns react to new poll http://t.co/Rt9iLwQgjC
• The sterling price of Scottish independence http://t.co/drvDbfeyRc 
• Could the Bank of England become a huge Scottish creditor? http://t.co/k9ZKaGh9Hy 
• US: Google workers lived for months at California campus http://t.co/p49Wpverlj 
• The row over a bus seat in CHINA http://t.co/9hYwOIJFuq 
• London Euston to Crewe 'was most overcrowded train' http://t.co/m51kcJcRQE 
• Dave Lee Travis trial: 'Assault' was 'aggressive', says Dave Gorman http://t.co/T3o4K5COpK 
• Azelle Rodney murder case: Ex-police marksman bailed http://t.co/sqyL2nw3Bg
• Prince Harry's Invictus Games open at London Olympic Park http://t.co/GVwJTQsUsk 
• US Secretary of State John Kerry says world cannot watch IS evil spread http://t.co/c2Z2luR3zm 
• Rotherham Council to be subject of independent inspection http://t.co/ejl3wTMIJK 
• Bingham lawyers nervy as London partners mull exit | The Lawyer http://t.co/09A4rNmPzE 
• Save the Children International GC Stephen stands down | The Lawyer http://t.co/h80goe1LYX 
• Serjeants Inn turns to rivals for management and clerking overhaul | The Lawyer http://t.co/OSS2tXwgv3 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Hogan Lovells advises London Metal Exchange on creation of new clearing house | The Lawyer http://t.co/qkM6Cjp3lt 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: HSF names Henderson new SE Asia chief as Walter prepares for retirement | The Lawyer http://t.co/Cn6e9mCrTm 
• 'Women will die' due to legal aid cuts for victims of domestic abuse http://t.co/TczwrvtVXY 
• Bryan Bush obituary: a judge whose integrity gave him the ability to perform his role without self-aggrandisement http://t.co/NHDLRb9xFS 
• US: Same-sex marriage at the supreme court: a matter of when, not if http://t.co/lMF9hvh4kU 
• Google's grand European tour aims to map out the future of data ethics http://t.co/KyArjKQ8y8 
• Sports Direct faces action from zero-hours staff over bonus scheme http://t.co/d0jko1WING 
• Munby allows woman to see 1930 adoption papers | Law Gazette http://t.co/7l7vUsPEok 
• Industrial deafness not ‘easy money’ | Law Gazette http://t.co/TSoiMRwYG9 
• Paralegal fined for taking client information | Law Gazette http://t.co/Tus115QbRY 
• Juncker names new EU justice chief | Law Gazette http://t.co/HWzEXZZJQQ 
• TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/oV3eHC3kLR

10th September - Law News

989th Edition: LawNewsIndex is a UK based Law, Justice, Legislation & Rights related daily news & articles archive brought to you by TheLawMap

FOCUS OF THE DAY: Allegations that a bullying lord chancellor Chris Grayling acted improperly in his dealings with the Law Society over criminal legal aid reforms were rebutted by his barrister today. In the second day of a case brought by the Criminal Law Solicitors’ Association and the London Criminal Courts Solicitors’ Association - and part-funded the Law Society - James Eadie QC said there was ‘no impropriety’ in the way Chris Grayling had acted. Full story - The Law Society Gazette

 

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• US: CIA used 'extreme' torture methods on terror suspects: report http://t.co/Weo7hueWzJ 
• UN: Responsibility to protect becoming increasingly urgent http://t.co/ujmoJmLovd 
• UKRAINE: Evidence of war crimes on both sides of conflict: Amnesty http://t.co/oz1OPNxqSf
• 70% of family courts not meeting 26-week target for care cases http://t.co/HOhJLbrMnB
• ISRAEL: Women Gets Divorce After Waiting 14-Years While Haredi-Controlled Rabbinical Courts Delayed http://t.co/lZV0UBdoiU 
• US: Ferguson Sets Broad Change for City Courts http://t.co/RBOTJy8c6r 
• BANGLADESH: Government Proposes Tighter Controls of Courts, Media http://t.co/y851Eze0l7 
• US: Houghton Alumnus, Brian Haynes '80, Named Lawyer of the Year http://t.co/HcSr3K3joo 
• CANADA: Lawyer Unsuccessful in Discrimination Claim - Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP v British Columbia http://t.co/GAgng3S7sI 
• Wall Street Lawyer Serves New York Burgers to Hungry Londoners http://t.co/qSnHSpzbNf 
• Trial of Chinese Human Rights Campaigner Yang Maodong Is to Begin http://t.co/WEGg4LllqH 
• US Lawyer: DNA Evidence Links Inmate to 1976 Killing http://t.co/XVrYax8Aco 
• NEW ZEALAND: Shock at death of prominent lawyer Louise Elder major operation http://t.co/MdMiqavGPg 
• AUSTRALIA: Tasmanian Health Minister Michael Ferguson Backs Cannabis Trials http://t.co/w6yGaLzI0F 
• US: Adam Carolla Settles Lawsuit Over Popular Podcast Business in Midst of Trial http://t.co/FXMUSCNaEr 
• Shrien Dewani trial date set for 6 October in SOUTH AFRICA http://t.co/HtfqhDBTI5 
• Updates: Woman says Dave Lee Travis 'squeezed her breasts' while she worked on the Mrs Merton Show http://t.co/kXHRNjQkl2 
• NIGERIA: Goodluck Jonathan's controversial hashtag to politicise #BringBackOurGirls hashtag http://t.co/B5Bz63TQIL 
• Ebola outbreak 'threatens LIBERIA's national existence' http://t.co/OpBzvoZ3iK 
• US: Hope Elephants co-founder James Laurita killed by elephant http://t.co/Y6dhwI8996 
• Wanted: 100 heads for England's most challenging schools http://t.co/XW2qnefFOE 
• Smart meters will save only 2% on energy bills, say MPs http://t.co/TTEJgxlv8V 
• Patients 'wake up' during surgery despite anaesthesia http://t.co/H7mAYO0H8a 
• AUSTRALIA: Two men arrested after raid on Queensland Islamic centre http://t.co/XAy0SCtsvq 
• US: HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE TO EXAMINE DOJ’S STONEWALLING OF INSPECTOR GENERAL INVESTIGATION http://t.co/hgFRlcjFMU 
• EGYPT: Independence of the Judiciary Front: Politicized, Military Trials of Civilians Null and Void http://t.co/FP4bdNwIbX 
• US: Judiciary Chairman Leahy Announces Sept. 17 Hg. On Protecting An Open Internet http://t.co/HwnGQ1ZK8T 
• Benghazi, Judiciary Chairmen File Bill to Block Libyan Pilot Training in US Roll Call http://t.co/lYbtz4cS9S 
• BANGLADESH: Dr Kamal leads ‘all-party’ lawyers committee to ‘protect judiciary’ http://t.co/zcs2Y4vmkR 
• NIGERIA: Independence of the judiciary: Hope rises as debate goes on http://t.co/5RTkc4TnQB 
• £45,000 payout to Lanarkshire betting shop staff sacked for serving a child http://t.co/fQzkvJhBKn 
• KENYA: Former FKF Vice Chairman Sammy Sholei pegs hope on Sports Dispute Tribunal http://t.co/bUvUJFgmEu 
• CANADA: City of Montreal won't pay, racial profiling case heads to human rights tribunal http://t.co/JyHW3haUAf
• US: Long Beach crowd greets Khmer Rouge tribunal prosecutor http://t.co/zgwMf5hzkX 
• INDIA: Tamil Nadu challenges National Green Tribunal's stay, files petition in Supreme Court http://t.co/90BthiloAV 
• CANADA: Ottawa-area company discriminated against a foreign-born job applicant by telling him it only hires white men http://t.co/KtOpbEZ2oK 
• PHILIPPINES: Poll tribunal dismisses Aga Muhlach election protest http://t.co/6q7RMWWHps
• AUSTRALIA: Tribunal backs government insurer's decision to stop paying for public servant's physiotherapy http://t.co/IuTvTTdqUE 
• Securities Appellate Tribunal stays Sebi penalty on Satyam's B Ramalinga Raju, 4 others; upholds ban http://t.co/GsUV6vkka6 
• 50 workers who allegedly fell prey to racial discrimination poised to take their employer Carillion to court http://t.co/RuargBiHOT
• Black police officer takes GMP to a second employment tribunal alleging racism http://t.co/oEM2H8y6pV
• Labour plans to scrap 'unfair' employment tribunal system http://t.co/GKSOKYY3L8 
• Learning vs earning: determination to push school-leavers into further education has been exposed as a flawed policy http://t.co/YUuNeCUa37 
• Why do we assume that all working-class people crave social mobility? http://t.co/Dihk5CwsCD 
• Not all domestic violence is caught on camera http://t.co/Ixr59Q35Oj
• The literary map of London is just beautiful http://t.co/bnEd20nLgF 
• Can you imagine being separated from your siblings as a child, and put into a foster home? http://t.co/HlsqR5H8o9 
• Rotherham child abuse scandal: Police boss admits he had no idea what was going on http://t.co/bwleIranRr 
• Vicar accused of running sham marriage 'conveyor belt' http://t.co/6sN8X2Umet 
• Prisoners get better libraries than public, says Tory http://t.co/zPSAWcZtro
• Lord's daughter 'waged 15 month campaign against father of her three-year-old son' http://t.co/JQPDOSpkUf
• Scottish independence: The Queen is urged to intervene http://t.co/Sx11PytIKc
• Embattled PCC Shaun Wright serves on Home Office child abuse task force http://t.co/mGTTk3Gw2n 
• Mayson: Legal Services Act heading for “knacker’s yard” | Legal Futures http://t.co/yixMlhtSWV 
• Quindell claims libel “victory” | Legal Futures http://t.co/S6lOOmXfLi 
• Legal aid in England and Wales: what is changing? http://t.co/mhCqBTNuPq 
• Duane Morris partner elected to ACG board | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/vS8FEsbvrH 
• Is government intervention needed for mediation? | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/cf0LO0N45o 
• Top female firm closes in US | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/wmJQfMLRc2
• US legal sector reaches five year peak | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/tiKwvQuLc3 
• Nishimura starts associate office with Rosetini in Indonesia | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/te0bO77hZP 
• Nishimura starts associate office with Rosetini in Indonesia | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/gtsMRzqqin 
• DWF lets fee-earners buy cabins to enable home working | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/A6W0aVyzRv 
• Bingham McCutcheon and Morgan Lewis in merger talks | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/89HvrfeVPy 
• Cameron and Miliband to skip PMQs and head to Scotland http://t.co/UeZwPYqDOs 
• Bank of England governor Mark Carney warns Scotland over pound http://t.co/HEc7ktq9DM 
• Dave Lee Travis trial: TV researcher 'groped', court hears http://t.co/dJM2TIYrzT 
• Vaz seeks law to sack South Yorkshire PCC Shaun Wright http://t.co/qb1lui8U2O
• Scottish independence: UK party leaders in 'No' vote trip to Scotland http://t.co/E8eMD2TFjd
• 'Five Eyes' surveillance pact should be published, Strasbourg court told http://t.co/70e1JlOcqI 
• US: Federal appeals court hears argument that gay marriage harms children http://t.co/wD73HY99KW 
• Solicitor admits stealing £1m from client's estate http://t.co/POEx2bErT8 
• Woman wins permission to look at late father's adoption files http://t.co/lmTFn02XMG 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Fieldfisher senior partner becomes sole lawyer appointed to new press watchdog | The Lawyer http://t.co/y8dTnUpurS 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Jones Day continues hiring spree with Paul Hastings securitisation partner Hamilton | The Lawyer http://t.co/BqP5RHHL3p 
• Reforms challenge opens with attack on Grayling | Law Gazette http://t.co/ANzRfWJLAB 
• Regulator stands firm on £500,000 PII cover plan | Law Gazette http://t.co/OpJxEF6mI5 
• Quindell claims libel victory against US analyst | Law Gazette http://t.co/NXKua9pCVH 
• Labour promises tribunal fee reform | Law Gazette http://t.co/oOTGwL1nqb 
• Jailed solicitor ordered to be struck off | Law Gazette http://t.co/sgWWx6Ze4k
• Former partners fined for ‘orderly wind-down’ failings | Law Gazette http://t.co/SltQYbaJyh 
• Grayling did not act improperly over reforms, court told | Law Gazette http://t.co/9CvXtWTHL4 
• Greenhouse gas levels rising at fastest rate since 1984 http://t.co/g2MWN3bRum

9th September - Law News

988th Edition: LawNewsIndex is a UK based Law, Justice, Legislation & Rights related daily news & articles archive brought to you by TheLawMap

FOCUS OF THE DAY: Goldman case judgment highlights continuing costs issues. Nice try. That’s my reaction to White & Case seeking to get its costs assessed at £1m followed the uncontested judgment in a claim where the firm represented Goldman Sachs. Full story - The Lawyer

 

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• GAMBIA passes bill imposing life sentences for some homosexual acts http://t.co/82J9X4oQN5 
• 'Five Eyes' surveillance pact should be published, Strasbourg court told http://t.co/70e1JlOcqI 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: US litigation boutique BuckleySandler launches in London | The Lawyer http://t.co/RtoDJY5moU 
• Northrop Grumman appoints BAE's Wiltshire as new European legal chief | The Lawyer http://t.co/gMgbYOw2uq 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Irwin Mitchell and HowardKennedyFsi replaced on Saudi Prince Supreme Court fight | The Lawyer http://t.co/MfBhsjpiJS 
• Mayson: Legal Services Act heading for “knacker’s yard” | Legal Futures http://t.co/aJcB9S1GsQ 
• SRA stands firm on indemnity cover cut | Legal Futures http://t.co/yPEtLs2Qqj
• E-cigs refills 'threat to children' http://t.co/kz2WJdpya6
• Badger culling resumes for second year http://t.co/AryBGqEUia 
• Peter Robinson says Stormont 'no longer fit for purpose' http://t.co/DBTl8NFMXe 
• Ministers to review enforcement of TV licence payment http://t.co/W0moUk6vqt 
• US: Justin Bieber's Toronto assault charges dropped http://t.co/9N34eEcdQ8 
• Chief medical officer: Make mental health bigger priority http://t.co/CLmWHnJUWp 
• Scottish independence: Pro-Union parties back Scotland powers timetable http://t.co/6IdVkhgs66 
• SRA takes robust stance on anti-money laundering compliance | Solicitors Journal http://t.co/rC38isehSc 
• SRA to decide on ‘appropriate action’ amid concerns over ‘Harry Potter’ solicitor | Solicitors Journal http://t.co/WlAXriuLbw 
• Regional UK law firms growing faster than City counterparts | Solicitors Journal http://t.co/vWyBDyIZEz 
• 'Undetectable' Peter Pan computer virus threatens UK businesses http://t.co/q9PlkzZc28 
• IRAQ: 17 year old Yazidi girl tells of horrific ordeal as #Isil sex slave http://t.co/4c3hkQkkgj 
• Judge condemns Crown Prosecution Service for pursuing sex case http://t.co/lRh4tsix4D 
• IRA comfort letters furore could risk peace settlement, warns Tony Blair's former chief of staff http://t.co/kY0tjfTihk
• Luton Airport evacuated over alert on hair straighteners http://t.co/RF0ILzY6To 
• Cops and Robbers, Channel 4, review: 'inside a life of crime' http://t.co/uXSr8iYSeM 
• Ashya King no longer a ward of court http://t.co/nIar1psPgT 
• Should war reporters such as James Foley have more protection? http://t.co/WlFVKdHwVe 
• Chair of the public accounts committee, Hodge accuses government of 'shocking complacency' over G4S and Serco http://t.co/dfmXwCR1ZI 
• Ireland's tender process needs transparency | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/M3zazImyND 
• A Gleeful ruling for the little man | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/P7YgbdGaoz 
• International fiduciary standards - where next? | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/bqFAbBJhw9 
• Mobile working presents challenges | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/3sTc3xQMNQ 
• Canadian legal aid lawyer jailed after dispute with judge | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/EGWTIdObNI 
• Slater & Gordon begins next UK expansion phase | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/9ker8QRdZb 
• Former New York mayor urges energy law changes | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/gkX6nuj4MG 
• Fraud charges reinstated against Cahill Gordon over asbestos case | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/9aafmkX1Ze 
• UK firms to face money laundering probes by special visits | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/fyJF9irWB0 
• Ebola crisis: LIBERIA 'faces huge surge' says WHO http://t.co/P1f7AZvxHN
• Scottish independence: Formner Prime Minister Gordon Brown sets out more powers timetable http://t.co/JPYa0wpw4f 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: White & Case adds former A&O US group head to Frankfurt office | The Lawyer http://t.co/v1iKQJc8UJ 
• European IP group Murgitroyd's profit drops by 11 per cent as US client base grows | The Lawyer http://t.co/r2rTaVPvLo 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Slater & Gordon acquires Flint Bishop PI team in East Midlands push | The Lawyer http://t.co/WgtYpaCaSm 
• Minster’s legal director Underwood joins Capita-owned rival Optima Legal | The Lawyer http://t.co/RWZmbBTcYU 
• Cripps appoints Christina Blacklaws as client services director | The Lawyer http://t.co/qGecY1Ph83 
• SRA puts money laundering in spotlight | Law Gazette http://t.co/XTaeNFBtIf 
• Sibling bullying increases depression risk http://t.co/j3xrR6iKFT 
• Personal data stores found leaking online http://t.co/VypJiPKhIr 
• Couple's shock at stowaway who 'clung on for 100 miles' http://t.co/cH4LAT8xw0 
• Dumfries Tesco car park rape investigated http://t.co/efAjjeYAel
• Historical Institutional Abuse Inquiry: Woman asks for apology for child migrants http://t.co/uW49JzjamD 
• Google plans debates on 'right to be forgotten' http://t.co/mdGiasGKES 
• #CSAInquiry: Open letter to Fiona Woolf on bias http://t.co/xHM4qKyBCB 
• Malaysia Airlines MH370: The persistence of conspiracy theories http://t.co/abgdcASNt8 
• Two guilty over dating site Match.com scam http://t.co/DPXenZycEb 
• Malvern schoolboy on run after teacher and pupil attack http://t.co/DUYpPDhdc6 
• Luton Airport evacuated as 'suspect package' found http://t.co/Z9pkCvrETI 
• Dave Lee Travis trial: Woman 'desperate' to escape, jury hears http://t.co/swBj8o8fqE
• Rotherham child abuse: Martin Kimber, council chief exec, has finally decided to step down http://t.co/1swes8q0Jz 
• Scottish independence: Pound falls after referendum poll http://t.co/lCUVgqKVNH

8th September - Law News

987th Edition: LawNewsIndex is a UK based Law, Justice, Legislation & Rights related daily news & articles archive brought to you by TheLawMap

FOCUS OF THE DAY: The significance of Magna Carta cannot be understood from a literal reading of a document originally written in Latin in a very different world, according to Sir Geoffrey Bindman QC. Instead, its significance lies in the acceptance of its principles in the intervening centuries. Full story - New Law Journal

 

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• US: Legal Use of Marijuana Clashes With Job Rules http://t.co/3scV9bokn4 
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• US: As Two Men Go Free, a Dogged Ex-Prosecutor Digs In http://t.co/SQTFDbpL2u
• The Australian federal court ruled that isolated human genetic material can be patented. US supreme court disagrees http://t.co/Y2Hcg1N2qF 
• James Ashby v Peter Slipper: the shameless game was always about politics http://t.co/53PiUMdNgr 
• MPs: UK companies should be held to account for exploitation abroad http://t.co/r4MGSYoPBN 
• EU moves to crack down on banks dodging bonus cap http://t.co/ygHWvAkU0O 
• In-house interview: Jim Trainor, head of legal at VW UK | The Lawyer http://t.co/UI17Bt3phD 
• Scotland’s firms hold their nerve | The Lawyer http://t.co/sWlvfvAMei
• Angola and Mozambique: Dual fuel pipeline | The Lawyer http://t.co/LL713EyIWv 
• Scottish independence: Nervous System | The Lawyer http://t.co/iQ8AM2dhsz 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Garrigues turns to Peruvian firm Rubio Leguía Normand for Lima office | The Lawyer http://t.co/QZFKmNz2wd 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Pinsents appoints McMillan as construction group head as MP elections loom | The Lawyer http://t.co/S1OfyhSJdv 
• DWF to sell portable office space for £6,500 to remote workers | The Lawyer http://t.co/K4urzwGcxo 
• Top Scottish firms boom with £438.2m combined turnover | The Lawyer http://t.co/cr2jrqLBJZ 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Linklaters first UK organisation to win EY diversity award | The Lawyer http://t.co/PL1PppyAAS
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• Police force numbers should be cut, superintendents' leader says http://t.co/QwVwGFF3Ml 
• Trade union leader warned of creating a "Downton Abbey-style" society in which social mobility "has hit reverse" http://t.co/A3RYdOuJgb 
• Alice Gross inquiry: Second murder arrest in missing girl hunt http://t.co/hch1IPYqIC 
• Scottish independence: Darling denies No campaign 'panic' http://t.co/lCUVgqKVNH 
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• Many Indian Judges have an aversion to speaking on the court microphone | Bar and Bench: http://t.co/KbPAC0VAIl 
• UK Minister of Courts initiates talks for opening up of INDIA's Legal Market | Bar and Bench: http://t.co/px1997V9Wx 
• INDIA: PIL in Supreme Court challenges Justice Sathasivam’s appointment as Kerala Governor | Bar and Bench: http://t.co/4lI96nOym8
• INDIA: KK Venugopal, Krishnan Venugopal assail order of NGT in Vizhinjam Port matter | Bar and Bench: http://t.co/LkOW55NnBx 
• INDIA: Karnataka Senior Counsel Designation controversy reaches Supreme Court| Bar and Bench: http://t.co/SzyEN2yvuH 
• Village four-legged race falls foul of anti-binge drinking laws http://t.co/ycWLtskVsR 
• Anti-English racists terrorising the No campaign in Scotland http://t.co/znd02sSsK3 
• JK Rowling calls for 'reason not ranting' in Scottish independence debate http://t.co/haYZ0MegRK 
• Police searching for Alice Gross arrest a second man on suspicion of murder http://t.co/Sbizzw2AuN 
• Listen to Lady Hale: We do not need to look to Europe for a source of legal inspiration | Law Gazette http://t.co/X7YdgtBwZp 
• Law Society campaigns to defend rule of law in environment where legal advice is becoming too expensive | Law Gazette http://t.co/h7oC0hPyBm
• Law firms wait an average of three months for their bills to be settled | Law Gazette http://t.co/vi3OWuJRvi 
• Injustice caused by the government’s civil legal aid cuts was brought home to MPs last week | Law Gazette http://t.co/4sN8aqgACd 
• Blacklaws given ‘carte blanche’ in regional role | Law Gazette http://t.co/wrM6m2UYYQ
• London firm Anthony Gold has announced it is to merge with South London-based Powell Forster | Law Gazette http://t.co/HLADknTBgJ 
• Linklaters awarded diversity standard | Law Gazette http://t.co/B32wRsotC4 
• Regional firms ‘bounce back’ | Law Gazette http://t.co/GTLVZZ1i1t 
• Mozambique sets up legal aid body | Law Gazette http://t.co/8lopkDlVTH 
• My legal life: Hayley Leake, Corporate counsel, Burford Capital, London - A Profile | Law Gazette http://t.co/qMMDviLE2Q 
• Former judge Sir Stephen Silber joins funding firm | Law Gazette http://t.co/zCPQmfe6Rm 
• Land Registry wants solicitor involvement | Law Gazette http://t.co/Z2bxKvrc0G 
• First world war tribute | Law Gazette http://t.co/EhD5voU9QB 
• Mind the legal software gap: New school v Old school | Legal Futures http://t.co/7U5cR5AtLY 
• Legal Services Board to hire accountant to investigate PC fee spending | Legal Futures http://t.co/JvlDJz3eJ6 
• SRA joins National Crime Agency in crackdown on money laundering | Legal Futures http://t.co/Dv1hbYRM7Y 
• Slater & Gordon moves into East Midlands with Flint Bishop deal | Legal Futures http://t.co/fEVCHgDXbk 
• Legal aid cut for family courts 'damaging' for children http://t.co/yWVIzdCG5X 
• It’s time to make emotional abuse a crime http://t.co/ejCxTcfffa 
• QATAR admits detaining British human rights workers http://t.co/PnVqs3QhGU 
• Labour-rights activist Andy Hall on trial in THAILAND: ‘I’ve done nothing wrong’ http://t.co/QRY1p7nfQR 
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• Nato summit: Normal service resumes in Cardiff and Newport http://t.co/4nbbF8jork 
• Scottish independence: Timetable on new Scots powers to be outlined 'in days' http://t.co/MgjTfWNJLd 
• UK set to challenge EU cap on bankers' bonuses http://t.co/yuqIDOxvkS 
• Qatari Couple die of thirst in the southern desert of SAUDI ARABIA http://t.co/Vgcv3ckhRO 
• Radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada condemns reporter killings by Islamic State http://t.co/VxX6kBXLu3 
• Morton Hall Immigration Centre detainees 'treated like criminals' http://t.co/g6pppI2BmH

7th September - Law News

986th Edition: LawNewsIndex is a UK based Law, Justice, Legislation & Rights related daily news & articles archive brought to you by TheLawMap

 

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• INDIA: Use IT in judiciary for speedy justice: Madras High Court http://t.co/KQG0eKnd7c
• GREECE: MPs poised to pass anti-racism legislation http://t.co/ij9osjYokU
• US: Legislator introduces suicide prevention legislation http://t.co/JrbAd8A1cV 
• US: Legal battle over the work of the photographer Vivian Maier could hide it away for years http://t.co/C2wx8wpYNR 
• US: Silicon Valley Fights Order to Pay Bigger Settlement in Hiring Case http://t.co/KdZyGGB9Qs 
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