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Professional distance

Neil Parpworth describes how a High Court ruling on assisted suicide means that lawyers can act for clients without fear of being accused of committing a crime themselves

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Assisting the bench

The new president of the Association of District Judges explains why advocates should help litigants in person

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Fit for purpose?

We examine what might happen as a result of the fundamental Legal Education and Training Review

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Uncertain world

In April 2012, after-the-event premiums will cease to be recoverable, making it a difficult time or insurers

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Safety in numbers

Ian Watson, chief executive of IPS, says calls for a single regulator of the legal profession are misguided

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Refer ye not

With the government intent on banning referral fees in personal injury work, how will the market change?

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Restraining influence

David Allison says the government should back the Norgrove review's opposition to a shared parenting presumption

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Interesting times

Paul Wainwright considers the implications of the Court of Appeal's important recent ruling on the date from which interest on costs run

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Careless whispers

Tracey Calvert looks at the issues CILEx members need to consider around confidentiality and disclosure

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16 April 2012 CILEx seeks LSB budget curb The Legal Services Board should cut its budget in line with savings being achieved across government, says CILEx

16 April 2012 Peers call for more work on non-barrister judges There needs to be a greater commitment on the part of the government, the judiciary and the legal professions to encourage applications for the judiciary....