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Comment: A period of silence from the profession on access to justice would be welcome

Comment: A period of silence from the profession on access to justice would be welcome
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Legal Business
10 October 2016
Legal affairsCommentLegal regulation

Inevitably with an event as dramatic as Brexit, the unintended consequences keep coming. One of the less noted is the 11th hour reprieve it has granted the Law Society, which in the spring was looking on course to lose much of its fund-raising powers as part of a government review.

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