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Nicholas Mostyn QC has been appointed to the High Court Family Division with effect from 20 April 2010 on the retirement of Mr Justice Bennett.Considered to be one of the top family lawyers in the...
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Following the earlier publication today of the Revised Private Law Programme Practice Direction, the revised Public Law Outline has now also been released.The PLO was issued on 1 April 2008, and...
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National law firm Mills & Reeve has appointed Sam Hall to its family team in Manchester. Sam, who joins the team as a solicitor, was previously at Yorkshire firm Gordons LLP.He has a range of...
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TUES 16/03/2010 - Revisions to the Practice Direction Guide to Case Management in Public Law Proceedings, more commonly known as the Public Law Outline (PLO), are due to come into force on 6 April...
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David Allison took over as the chair of Resolution, the family lawyers' association, at its annual conference in Manchester on Saturday.Mr Allison, a partner with London based Family Law in...
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Last month marked ten years since Victoria Adjo Climbié, a little eight-year-old girl born near Abidjan in the Ivory Coast, died in London following months of horrific cruelty, torture and neglect.Her...
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The Supreme Court unanimously allowed the Agbaje appeal and in doing so clarified the circumstances in which an order for financial provision can be made under Part III of the Matrimonial and Family...
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Dr Maggie Atkinson has taken up her post as the new Children's Commissioner for England, replacing Sir Al Aynsley-Green who retired at the end of his five-year term of office.Dr Atkinson's selection...
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Court services may be affected today as up to 270,000 civil and public servants from across the UK begin a 48 hour stoppage over cuts to redundancy terms.The strike, called by the Public and...
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WED 03/03/2010 - The Supreme Court has unanimously allowed the appeal of Re W and has remitted the question of whether the child should give evidence, and if so in what way, to a fact finding hearing...
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