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Security of Mexican human rights centre staff

The security of the staff at a human rights centre in Mexico is under threat, and we have written a letter to highlight this issue.

Concern for safety of Nepalese lawyer

We’ve sent a letter to Nepalese authorities to express concern about the safety of a Nepalese lawyer and human rights defender.

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.

Legal life in... Germany

Gordon Christian, dual qualified Lawyer in Germany and England and Wales, shares his insights on practising in Germany

Instructing investigators and process servers

Tony Imossi, Secretariat of the Association of British Investigators, explains the issue around hiring private investigators.

Nicola Stafford is a HR consultant, and Rachael Peter is a solicitor apprentice at Ashurst.

Jones Day – apprenticeship case study

Becky is a solicitor apprentice, and Rose Taylor is a manager at Jones Day.

Death threats made against Colombian lawyer

We have written a letter in regards to severe death threats made against a Colombian lawyer.

Legal and social issues faced by older LGBT+ people

Paul Maddock gives an overview of some of the social and legal issues faced by older LGBT+ people.

Why you should sign the Women in Law Pledge

Chris Seel talks to Julie-Anne Johnston about why Hogan Lovells wanted to be one of the first firms to sign the Women in Law Pledge.

6 tips to keep legal fees proportionate for the privately paying client

Rita Gupta, director of Leiper Gupta Family Lawyers (LGFL Ltd), and member of the Law Society's Family Law panel and Resolution, shares her advice...

Workplace surveillance and employment law

The digitisation of the workplace has brought a whole host of new ways for employers to monitor their employees.

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