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The impact of GDPR on local authorities
Daniela Licciardo looks at how local government authorities have handled the impact of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
27 Jan 2020
Owning up to mistakes: what's the right thing to do?
Mistakes happen. Everybody – even lawyers at the top firms – make mistakes. Pearl Moses sets out the steps to take if something goes wrong.
08 Jan 2020
Software solutions for in-house legal teams
Sam Greatorex shares his experience of finding software solutions to help his team deal with key pressures.
15 Dec 2019
Legally Disabled – researching into the career experiences of disabled people within the legal profession
Natasha Hirst tells us more about the “Legally Disabled?” research team and the series of focus groups held around the UK with disabled legal professionals.
12 Dec 2019
No gavels please, we’re British: six legal Americanisms that are meaningless in England and Wales
Californian graduate diploma in law student Elijah Granet discusses unwanted and misunderstood legal American terms.
09 Dec 2019
Human rights and the rule of law
This year's Graham Turnbull essay competition poses the question “has the rule of law been replaced by the rule of politics?”
25 Nov 2019
How can we start increasing patient autonomy and independence under the Mental Health Act?
Michael Henson-Webb is a solicitor and head of the Legal Team at Mind, the mental health charity. He discusses the limitations of the Mental Health...
19 Nov 2019
Legal life in Greece
Nicholas Konstantinides, dual-qualified lawyer in Greece and England and Wales, shares his insights on practising in Greece
14 Nov 2019
Getting your risk assessment in order
Risk and compliance consultant Pearl Moses shares how to make sure you’re prepared with your risk assessment.
12 Nov 2019
Civil judicial co-operation in a no-deal Brexit: What you need to know
If the UK leaves the EU without a withdrawal agreement, the UK will lose access to key international judicial co-operation measures including the Brussels Regime.
04 Nov 2019
Legal life in... Germany
Gordon Christian, dual qualified Lawyer in Germany and England and Wales, shares his insights on practising in Germany
04 Nov 2019
Instructing investigators and process servers
Tony Imossi, Secretariat of the Association of British Investigators, explains the issue around hiring private investigators.
04 Nov 2019
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