Jun
2009
Articles from 2nd Jun 2009
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Advisers help Barratt build the future for West Bromwich
Jun 02 2009 | Legal
International law firm HBJ Gateley Wareing has advised housebuilder Barratt West Midlands on the multi-million pound regeneration of the Lyng estate in West Bromwich. Read
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Rising use of locum doctors could see more negligence claims - lawyer
Jun 02 2009 | Legal
A leading clinical negligence lawyer has warned of more claims to come following the fatal accidental overdose given to a patient by a German doctor on his first shift in the UK. Read
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Birmingham courts to be test case for new costs rules
Jun 02 2009 | Legal
Birmingham has been chosen to act as a test case for planned radical reforms to the civil justice system. Read
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St Philip's barristers appointed to sit as recorders
Jun 02 2009 | Legal
St Philips Chambers has announced that five of its barristers have been appointed to sit as recorders on the Midland Circuit. Read
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Battle for Association of Women Solicitors honour
Jun 02 2009 | Legal
The Association of Women Solicitors (AWS) has set up an awards ceremony to celebrate women solicitors in business. Read
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DLA Piper cuts intake of newly-qualified lawyers
Jun 02 2009 | Legal
DLA Piper is believed to be the latest law firm to cut back on its trainee intake as the recession makes it harder to balance budgets. Read
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Wragge & Co has NHS on contract for treatment centre
Jun 02 2009 | Legal
The healthcare practice at Wragge & Co has the NHS on a contract for a multi-million pound treatment centre. Read
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Law firms in for a tough end to 2009
Jun 02 2009 | Legal
Law firms are in for a rocky ride in the second half of 2009, with statistics predicting that spend on corporate legal services is set to drop by nearly a fifth. Read
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Hammonds advises on £300m Chesapeake deal
Jun 02 2009 | Legal
The Birmingham office of law firm Hammonds is celebrating after completing a deal worth nearly half a billion dollars for an International packaging firm. Read
