@PatchLimb So sorry to hear that, Patrick. We lost our lovely retriever, Basil, in July of lockdown. We still remember him every day, mostly in comparison to how well behaved he was compared to the current two we have - his great nephews. It does get but doesn't go away
@cruellacivil In a talk by various actuaries a couple of weeks ago their view was that on current financial conditions the DR should be positive but (1) that may not apply to the timing of the E&W rate and (2) will depend on the political adjustment.
PIBA recognises the overwhelming public interest met by proper legal representation before the criminal courts and fully supports @TheCriminalBar
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Everyone at @PIBarAssoc sends their condolences to the family, friends and @12KBW colleagues of Richard Viney. Richard was a wonderfully kind, clever and well-respected barrister, judge and member of @PIBarAssoc. His death is a huge loss to all of us.
If you haven’t been able to get a place for our now fully booked Ogden Workshop sessions this week by Emma Corkill - on Thursday at 4.30pm tech and legal wizard @_Andrew_Davis is ready to help you get the most out of Microsoft Excel. https://t.co/6FdTwrRB9j
Andrew Davis QC discusses the issue of the need to plead Fundamental Dishonesty in more marginal cases, following the recent Mustard v Flower judgment.
Read the article here: https://t.co/UBPt2sFzr3
@ShipBrief @LawtelUK@WestlawUK Totally useless. The Lawtel daily update came with a decent summary of each case. The Westlaw updates have huge duplication and most cases have no summary at all. A real retrograde step.
Crown Office Chambers invites applications for tenancy from high quality practitioners of five years call and above or small teams to meet high levels of continuing demand and further enhance its excellent reputation.
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This is really important. It might shape how we conduct remote hearings in the future. It is not just about video hearings - it includes telephone hearings. You might not have used video yet but you will have a lot of experience of telephone hearings. PLEASE complete the survey.
New PD51ZA approved yesterday (should be published today): CPR 3.8 (extensions of time by agreement) increased to 56 days as a temporary measure until 30 October.
We have adapted our popular seminar series to take it online. Details are being sent out to members. First webinar is this Wednesday (1 April) at 4pm with @TheoHuckleQC , Elizabeth Gallagher and Denise Owen about well-being in the time of Covid-19.