Month: December 2020

This post was originally published on this sitePlanning proposals for a new build development on a former landfill site have reappeared in Dudley raising local residents’ fears that the building work could release historic toxic material and landfill gases affecting homes that surround the site.   The post Dudley: Controversial New Build Proposals on Landfill […]

This post was originally published on this siteIn the past few weeks, we’ve had lots of members contacting us, either because of furlough or lacking the usual routine distractions, to talk about their next steps and what could be possible for the next stage of their career. The post Independent Practice Rights Now appeared first […]

This post was originally published on this siteStarting your own law firm is an appealing and rewarding way to make a living – and a life – but it can seem like a pipe dream. But if you have the will and desire to take the plunge, you’ll be in good company. According to the […]

This post was originally published on this siteA tribunal was entitled to disbar a barrister over her conduct of a dispute with the father of their children, the High Court has ruled in the latest case to consider the reach of regulation into personal lives. The post Tribunal “right” to disbar barrister over misconduct in […]

This post was originally published on this siteMen and solicitors from Black, Asian and ethnic minority backgrounds continue to feature disproportionately in the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s enforcement work, new figures have shown. The post Male and BAME solicitors still disproportionate focus of SRA action appeared first on Legal Futures.