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Tory hostility to EU extradition law 'risks new Costa del Crime'
Observer - 4 Hours ago
David Cameron's concern over loss of sovereignty has led opponents to accuse him of endangering public safety by questioning the European arrest warrants that fast-track extradition requestsThe Tories
Tory hostility to EU extradition law 'risks a new Costa del Crime' Observer
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From Dreary to Cheery in Central Nova Scotia!
Truro Daily News - 8 Hours ago
November can be a tough month. With leaves disappearing from trees, the air getting colder, and daylight hours getting shorter many of us are just about due for a bit of a â??pick-me-upâ?. Fortunately,
Lawyer for Nova Scotia Bishop Raymond Lahey asks for more disclosure of evidence New Glasgow Evening News
Lawyer for Bishop Raymond Lahey asks for more disclosure of evidence in child-porn St. John's Telegram
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Drinks price law set to be diluted
The Scotsman - 10 Hours ago
A CONTROVERSIAL law setting a minimum price on alcohol could be watered down to reduce the immediate impact of price rises on cheap drink. Industry sources say the Scottish Government may accept a compromise
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Plans to cut legal aid fees warningFull Story
Daily Star - 5 Hours ago
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Plans to cut legal aid fees warning St Albans and Harpenden Review
Plans to cut legal aid fees warning - PA Guardian.co.uk
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London Judge: Protect Environmentalism Like Religion
Time - 11/7/2009
Animism, naturalistic pantheism, Gaia theory â?? there are various belief systems that deify the natural world. But should a fervent belief in the need to fight climate change be given the same legal
Environmental beliefs get same protections as religious ones: U.K. judge National Post
Environmental beliefs get same legal protections as religious ones: U.K. judge National Post
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Legal hurdles may prevent Thatcher coup trial in UK
Mail & Guardian Online - 11/7/2009
The investigation into Sir Mark Thatcher's role in the failed coup in Equatorial Guinea could be hindered by legal obstacles, which may mean he could never be prosecuted in this country, according to
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Sir Ian Kennedy the man reforming MPs' expenses is Alastair Campbell's friend
Telegraph - 11/6/2009
Sir Ian has close links to Tony Blairâ??s former official spokesman, The Daily Telegraph can disclose. It has emerged that Sir Ian plans to rip up the proposed reforms to the discredited system of Commons
Professor Sir Ian Kennedy: the MPs' expenses tsar who gave legal advice to Alastair Telegraph
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Legal claim over diagnosis delay
BBC - 11/6/2009
Mr Herod's widow said he never received an apology A widow is taking legal action against a hospital trust after it failed to pass on her husband's test results which delayed his diagnosis for a year.
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Solicitors examined in fraud case
BBC - 11/6/2009
An unnamed firm of Newry solicitors is under investigation in connection with an alleged 7m fraud operation, the High Court has heard. It was revealed police have established 116 'high risk lending transactions'
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Eversheds Celebrates Tyco Success as Innovative Two Year Contract Signed
Press Trust of India - 12 Hours ago
International law firm Eversheds announced today that it has signed its third groundbreaking contract to advise Tyco on its legal needs across Europe, Middle East and Africa, extending the relationship
Eversheds extends Tyco contract Totally Legal
Eversheds bags two year, multi-million Tyco contract Roll On Friday
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5. Clifford Chance Centralises Storage Management through Brocade DCX Backbones
Storage Networking Solutions - 11/7/2009
Clifford Chance, one of the world's leading law firms, has deployed four Brocade DCX Backbones as part of an European-wide data management strategy that aims to centralise storage management. Delivered
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Elderly U.K. Couple in Good Health Commit Suicide, Complain of Assisted Suicide
LifeSite - 11/7/2009
(LifeSiteNews.com) - An elderly, but healthy British couple who are thought to have committed suicide together, sent a letter to the BBC just before their deaths complaining about the law prohibiting
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Barrister described person as 'Nazi whore spreading AIDS across Europe'
Telegraph - 11/5/2009
A female barrister claiming £33 million for race discrimination from her chambers referred to someone as a "Nazi whore spreading AIDS across Europe", a tribunal heard. Indian-born Dr Aisha Bijlani claims
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Linklaters' Schmidt on Pfizer-Wyeth review
TheDeal.com - 11/6/2009
The approval by U.S. antitrust regulators of 's (NYSE:PFE) acquisition of Wyeth is an outlier of how merger reviews will be conducted under the Obama administration. That's according to , a partner with
Linklaters' Schmidt on antitrust merger reviews TheDeal.com
EU Regulator Extends Review Of Pfizer Wyeth Deal OfficialWire
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The Issues in Moving From Law Firm Lockstep to 'Levels' Compensation
Texas Lawyer - 11/6/2009
Law firms are changing the way they hire, evaluate, develop, promote and pay their associates. Case in point: the accelerating interest among law firms in moving from 'lockstep' to 'levels.' Many firms
Law firm BLG moves into Manchester Manchester Evening News
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United Kingdom: Consultation On The Regulation Of Credit And Store Cards - CMS Cameron
Mondaq - 11/6/2009
The Department for Business Innovation & Skills has launched a consultation on changes to current practices in the consumer credit industry.
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Unite proposes strike action at Iggesund mill in Cumbria
Print Week - 11/6/2009
Unite members at the Iggesund papermill in Workington are balloting for strike action over the company's handling of 99 proposed redundancies. The union claimed that company bosses have refused to follow
Unite set to hold ballot over BA strike action Fly
United Kingdom: EU Proposes Actions To Improve Functioning Of The EU Food Supply Mondaq
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UK lawyers take to the internet in search of client-haters
National Post - 11/6/2009
Techdirt reports on UK law firm Wragge & Co. that has set up a team of lawyers to search the internet looking for persons making disparaging comments about the firm's clients - and then taking steps against
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Herbert Smith relocates corporate partner to Riyadh
Law And More - 11/6/2009
Herbert Smith announced today that it is strengthening its Middle East capability by relocating London-based corporate partner Christopher Rees to Riyadh in Saudi Arabia. Chris will be based in the offices
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MPs' spouses prepare legal battle to save their jobs
The Scotsman - 11/6/2009
HUSBANDS and wives who work for their MP spouses are preparing a High Court challenge to new rules which will force them to be sacked from their parliamentary jobs. About 20 of those affected met a lawyer
MPs' spouses prepare legal battle to save their jobs The Scotsman
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James Scott Farrin Attorney Edits Prominent Legal Manual
Forbes.com - 11/4/2009
BusinessWire - Sean A.B. Cole, a personal injury attorney at the Law Offices of James Scott Farrin, was Editor in Chief of the newly released North Carolina Manual of Complaints -- 3rd Ed. The manual
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BNP makes Sellafield legal threat
BBC - 11/4/2009
BNP officials say Nick Griffin wants an on-site meeting with Sellafield officials The BNP has said it is considering 'legal avenues' after its leader was refused permission to visit the Sellafield nuclear
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BA cabin crews balloted over cuts
Carrick Gazette - 14 Hours ago
Union leaders have served formal notice of a ballot among thousands of British Airways cabin crew in a dispute over new contracts and job cuts. Unite said thousands of its members would start voting on
Breaking News: BA cabin crews balloted over cuts Ormskirk and Skelmersdale Advertiser
National News: BA cabin crews balloted over cuts Huddersfield Daily Examiner
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More cash benefits for over 60s with change in law
Devon 24 - 22 Hours ago
PEOPLE in North Devon and Torridge who are over 60-years-old could be entitled to more benefit, following a recent change in the law. Capital of up to 10,000 will now no longer be taken into consideration
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STV prepares robust defence over ITV claim
Herald Scotland - 11/7/2009
Rob Woodward revealed he had no interest in buying a majority stake in Ayr United. Picture: James Galloway Interview, Mark Smith Rob Woodward, the chief executive of STV, yesterday signalled to The Herald
STV set to sue over ITV's broadcasts over the Border The Scotsman
STV set to sue over ITV's broadcasts over the Border The Scotsman
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