Evidence tests for domestic violence are unlawful, says Court of Appeal
The charity Rights of Women has succeeded in the Court of Appeal on a challenge to the legal aid regulation requiring any proof of the...
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Central Law Training (CLT) is the UK’s leading provider of post-qualification training for legal professionals. For over 30 years, we’ve helped thousands of lawyers enhance their skills, increase their expertise and meet their continuing professional development (CPD) requirements. As the CPD regime changes in 2016, we are helping solicitors and their firms to understand and meet the new requirements. We are refining the way we present our training, to explain how it will help solicitors to develop in each of the four competencies. We are rolling out a digital platform to support solicitors in achieving and proving compliance in the new training era, as well as developing a toolkit to help solicitors understand what concepts like reflective learning mean in practice. Our courses are developed by lawyers, for lawyers and provide concise, relevant knowledge on topics both mainstream and niche. CLT Insight is written by our developers and showcases the knowledge and experience they have built up in their many years of practice.
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Joint Enterprise - Where are we now?
Now that the Supreme Court has decided that the doctrine of joint enterprise has been too broadly interpreted for the past 30 years,...
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"Thandi has had enough"-1975 Act claim failed
Perhaps unsurprisingly, Mrs Wooldridge, who inherited substantially under her late husband's will, has failed to secure an additional...
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Lord Woolf at Solicitors Journal Live
Solicitors Journal celebrates its 160th birthday this year!
In addition to the inaugural Solicitors Journal Awards, we’re delighted to...
Managing long-term sickness
It does seem morally wrong that a person can be dismissed by their employer because of ill health and I hear it time and time again from...
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Law Society issues guidance on the continuing competence regime
The Law Society has released its guidance on the new continuing competence regime for solicitors, which is being phased in to replace the...
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Media Muddles
Barbara Rich is spot on with her criticism of careless and incompetent reporting. Such inaccuracies lead to misunderstanding as to the...
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An unsettling and far reaching decision!!
The case of R ( oao Silke Roskilly) v Cornwall County Council may at first sight seem yet another local issue. However read the case...
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Updated guidance provides food for thought for charity trustees
The updated finance guidance from the Charity Commission is welcome support for charity trustees in a difficult economic climate. Many...
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Legal blogging stifled by risk-averse mind set?
In this post for Solicitors Journal David Allen Green, solicitor and legal commentator, calls for more legal blogging, particularly from...
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