All Opinion articles – Page 6
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Homing in on fraud
Nicholas Gurney-Champion considers a recent Treasury paper that outlines wide-ranging modernisation plans for the home-buying process, and a High Court judgment that found conveyancers on both sides of a property transaction liable to a defrauded buyer
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Here comes trouble
Government plans to raise probate fees is the latest move to ‘reform’ private client law. Such meddling can only lead to more problems, argues Gary Rycroft
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An unqualified success
Law Management Section chair Robert Banner rounds up the Section’s annual conference in April
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Change afoot
Ian White explains how members can help the committee further build the Property Section to meet the evolving needs of property solicitors
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Get with the programme
Law Management Section chair Robert Banner provides an update on the Section’s work and upcoming events
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Back to the future
This year’s national property law conference looked to the future, and how property lawyers can equip themselves as technology advances and conveyancing evolves. Ian White reports back
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Structural shift
Robert Banner outlines some developments for the Section, including the new corporate membership option, and provides an update on the 2016 Financial Benchmarking Survey
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The main event
Ian White outlines what members can expect from this year’s National Property Law Conference on 9 October
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Members first
Robert Banner looks back at the Section’s annual conference, and provides an update on the Section committee, business planning and the Financial Benchmarking Survey 2016
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The big event
In recent editions I have mentioned that, for a variety of reasons, the Law Management Section committee has been very short on members; I am delighted to report that we now have a full complement.
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Into the breach
Could the rise in information-sharing agreements forcing the breach of confidential agreements lead practitioners down a dangerous path, asks Simon Leney
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Next steps
New chair of the Property Section, Ian White, outlines his Section priorities for the year ahead
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Staking a claim
The legal regulators are predicting major change for the profession in 2015 in response to market and client pressures. Ian Muirhead presents an overview of potential competitive threats from the financial services
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New year, new challenges
Section chair Robert Banner looks at the changes in the market, and the plans for the Section, in the year ahead
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Happy new year
Simon Leney reflects on what 2015 may hold in store beyond the general election in May
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Things have changed
The legal profession is naturally resistant to change, says Peter Rodd, but the transition from paper to online conveyancing is both logical and necessary
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New agenda
Section chair Robert Banner outlines the work of the Section this summer and autumn