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The Law Society Gazette18h

Enforcement of planning control of 'particular importance', court rules in Epping asylum hotel case

An interim injunction has been granted by the High Court against the housing of asylum-seekers at an Essex hotel – after the ...
The Law Society Gazette23h

Knights makes fourth acquisition this year as Wales is ticked off

Knights continues to regularly snap up law firms from different regions of the country. Since April it has bought south east ...
The Law Society Gazette18h

Court of Appeal slashes law firm Mayer Brown's interim costs over lack of fee breakdown

A winning party’s interim costs have been slashed after the Court of Appeal found its lawyers' breakdown of charges to be ...
The Law Society Gazette18h

Consumer group opens new CAT claim against Amazon

International firm Stephenson Harwood applies for collective proceedings order on behalf of 45 million 'opt-out' claimants.
The Law Society Gazette16h

Firm hires: 21 team members join Gardner Leader across seven offices

Smith, Randell, Collins and Brown all join the firm’s dispute resolution team. Gardner Leader has offices in Newbury, ...
The Law Society Gazette18h

Stamp duty reform: tax 'double whammy' for sellers

International firm Stephenson Harwood applies for collective proceedings order on behalf of 45 million 'opt-out' claimants.
The Law Society Gazette19h

A system separated from the Daniel Blakes it is supposed to serve

James E Hurford reviews Nick O'Brien's 'Politics and Administrative Justice: Postliberalism, Street-Level Bureaucracy and the ...
The Law Society Gazette5h

Firm hire: Residential property specialist joins Blandy & Blandy

Thames Valley law firm Blandy & Blandy has welcomed Denise Stradling as partner in its residential property team. Based in the firm’s Henley-on-Thames office, Stradling has more than 15 years’ ...