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Government “working at pace” on further NDA restrictions

The government is “working at pace” on further restrictions on the use of non-disclosure agreements, a minister has told the House of Lords.

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Fee-share law firms continue to attract hundreds of new recruits

Two fee-share law firms have topped the table for hiring lawyers ahead of big traditional firms, as the model continues to attract new recruits in large numbers.

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‘TikTok’ lawyer faces money laundering charges

A high-profile Birmingham solicitor, dubbed the ‘TikTok lawyer’ for his activity on the social media network, has been charged with money laundering offences.

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In-house barrister elected Bar vice-chair for first time

The first woman barrister at the Crown Prosecution Service to take silk, and only the fourth person at the CPS overall, has been elected as vice-chair of the Bar Council.

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Mahmood downgrades recommended 4.75% pay rise for judiciary

The Lord Chancellor yesterday rejected the recommended pay rise for judges – but they will still receive more than the government told the Senior Salaries Review Body it could afford.

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Merricks funder: £23m profit on £46m investment “not reasonable”

The litigation funder in the Mastercard collective action has hit out at the CAT’s decision to allow it a £23m profit on its seven-year, £46m investment in the case.

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Stamp duty deadline pushed conveyancing fees to “all-time high”

Conveyancing fees hit an “all-time high” in the first quarter of this year in the run-up to the stamp duty deadline, with the average figure up by almost 12% on the same period last year.

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Arbitral tribunal panels lacking in diversity, IBA finds

There is “a strong consensus” that ethnic diversity is good for arbitrations – but little evidence of this being reflected in the make-up of panels, a report for the IBA has found.

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High Court rejects bias claim against SDT panel chair

The High Court has rejected claims of bias against the chair of a Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal panel made as part of long-running proceedings against a major City law firm.

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Defendant law firms “protecting litigation work” with credit hire row

Defendant law firms are making a lot of misleading “noise” about inflation in credit hire rates because “they make their money from litigation”, the CHO has argued.

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