Journal online news archive for July 2017
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- Posts in July, 2017
EU acts against Poland as judicial reform threat continues
Government not backing down on controversial bills
Home Secretary must show EU national's proposed marriage one of convenience
Supreme Court orders rehearing of case of Lithuanian and Pakistani
Access to justice trumps employment tribunal fees, Supreme Court rules
2013 charges against both domestic and EU law
Wife wins appeal over period for calculating pension rights
Husband's "membership" of scheme not confined to active membership
Lord President heads programme at Society's annual conference
"For the greater good" theme looks at potential for profession
AML supervisory body plans go to consultation
Society urges solicitors to respond to Government paper
CAT rejects £14bn credit card fees claim against Mastercard
No way of ensuring accurate compensation, tribunal rules
Exam scripts are candidate's personal data, EU advocate general believes
Opinion in Irish case supports subject's data access request
Solicitor admits false claim to client to settle DWP case for cash
Guilty plea to obtaining £8,000 from client seeking to avoid proceedings
Polish President vetoes controversial judiciary reforms
Demonstrations and international protests a likely factor in decision
Morton Fraser reports steady year in latest results
Revenue up 2.5% and profit stable in year to April 2017
Differences emerge in responses on protective expenses orders
SCJC publishes results of consultation on revised rules
