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The Law Society Gazette9m
Supreme Court finds sharing principle does not apply to non-matrimonial property
The Court of Appeal was correct that none of the non-matrimonial proportion had been matrimonialised, the judgment said, ...
The Law Society Gazette1h
MoJ confirms fee uplifts for housing and immigration work
Housing and immigration lawyers to get a pay rise - but still no news on fee increases for rest of civil legal aid sector.
The Law Society Gazette2h
LSB chief executive joins the exodus of regulation heads
The LSB will run a formal recruitment process to appoint a permanent chief executive. Richard Orpin, director of regulation ...
The Law Society Gazette1h
CCRC chief executive resigns from post
The chief executive of the Criminal Cases Review Commission has resigned - weeks after MPs described her position as ...
The Law Society Gazette19h
Supreme Court to rule on 'non-matrimonial property' in key family judgment
The Supreme Court is poised to rule in a case which should clarify the law in relation to the treatment of non-matrimonial ...
The Law Society Gazette20hOpinion
Parents deserve freedom to be present in the first year of their child’s life
As the government announces a review of parental leave, Lewis Silkin joint managing partner Jo Farmer explains the far ...
The Law Society Gazette21h
Two firms to disappear after mergers but staff and offices retained
HJA’s senior partner Patrick Allen, announced plans earlier this year to retire from the firm he co-founded in 1977. From 1 October, HJA will be run by a management team led by Chun Wong, head of ...
The Law Society Gazette19h
Supreme Court to rule on matrimonial assets in ‘key’ family law judgment
The Supreme Court is poised to rule in a case which should clarify the law in relation to the treatment of non-matrimonial property. The judgment, expected to be handed down at 9.45am on Wednesday 2 ...