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Barrister sounds court security alarm after witnessing mass brawl

A barrister has spoken out about court security after a fight broke out between around 15 people in the coroner’s court where he was acting last week.

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Merricks: Funders should not be able to use “secret” arbitrations

Funders of collective actions should not be allowed to bring confidential arbitration proceedings against their clients, Walter Merricks – who brought the landmark Mastercard claim – argued last night.

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Suspension for solicitor who recruited disbarred barrister fraudster

A veteran solicitor “duped” when recruiting a disbarred barrister with a fraud conviction – having not checked his background – has been suspended for 18 months.

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SRA closes down practice of leading sports lawyer

The Solicitors Regulation Authority yesterday closed down the practice of a high-profile sports lawyer who has acted for the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Tyson Fury.

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Digital assets “to play central role in law firm M&A”

Digital assets, data and “repeatable, digitally enabled processes” will play a central role in future law firm mergers, two leading advisers have predicted.

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Volume litigation and law firm consolidators on LSB’s agenda

Volume litigation, consolidator law firms and unregulated legal service providers are the focus of a new consumer protection programme launched by the Legal Services Board.

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Law Society’s diversity strategy to focus on disabled solicitors

The Law Society is putting the focus on disabled solicitors, access to senior roles for all under-represented groups and improving workplace cultures in a three-year diversity strategy.

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CAT strikes out challenge to Scottish Bar rules

The Competition Appeal Tribunal has struck out a challenge to the rules of the Faculty of Advocates, the Scottish Bar, over a restriction on who can instruct barristers.

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KC: Law of agency and delegation could help challenge Mazur

The “basic principles of agency and delegation” could be used to argue that the Mazur judgment was wrongly decided, a KC and judge has suggested.

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Solicitor suspended for hiding firm’s financial problems from SRA

A law firm partner who failed to disclose to the Solicitors Regulation Authority that her firm was facing a winding-up petition has been suspended for three months.

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