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It Could be You

Francis FitzGibbon | Posted 20.05.2013 | UK Politics
Read More: UK-Equality, UK Crime, Human Rights, Solicitor, UK Legal System, Legal Aid, UK-Law, Innocence Project, UK Politics News
Francis FitzGibbon

You have been mistakenly identified from CCTV footage; a student has falsely accused you of molesting her; you have been charged with assault while defending yourself from a drunk; you need a lawyer to advise you, but can't afford one.

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Tired of All the Shouting? Is a Peaceful Divorce Really Possible?

Janet Simpson | Posted 20.02.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Read More: Sheffield, Divorce, Family Law Mediation, Solicitor, Family Law, Family Lawyers, Divorce Advice, UK Law, UK Lifestyle News
Janet Simpson

Collaborative lawyers sign an agreement with you which disqualifies them from representing you in court if the collaborative process breaks down. This means they are committed to helping you to find the best solutions by agreement rather than conflict.

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Graduate: Screw It, I'm Going It Alone

Brian John Spencer | Posted 18.12.2012 | UK Universities & Education
Read More: Rugby, Unemployment, Solicitor, Life Coaching, Jobs, Youth Unemployment, Coaching, Student Jobs, UK Universities & Education News
Brian John Spencer

And so after two years of knocking on corporate doors with no success I've decided to go it alone. But what made me decide to take this massive change?

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Divorcing on an Average Salary

Marc Lopatin | Posted 04.05.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Read More: Mediation, Law, Lawyer, Divorce, Solicitor, London, Family, Separation, Marriage, UK Lifestyle, UK Lifestyle News
Marc Lopatin

Divorce can be among the most painful and bruising episodes life can throw at you. And if you happen to be financing the entire process on an average salary, you'll have the added anxiety of keeping legal fees within your means to pay.

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Could Clark Saga be Borderline Constructive Dismissal?

Martin Edwards | Posted 15.01.2012 | UK
Read More: UK, Employment Law, Politics, Constructive Dismissal, Martin Edwards, Theresa May, Brodie Clark, Immigration, Weightmans LLP, Legislation, Author, Government, Tribunals, Border Security, Border Control, Home Secretary, Solicitor, UK News
Martin Edwards

The Brodie Clark case illustrates the supreme importance of thinking clearly in every organisation about the critical question of accountability. A senior and very long-serving public servant has already lost his job because of this row.

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