Slaw » United KingdomA Canadian cooperative weblog on all things legal.Great Cases from Victorian and Edwardian England- June 20, 2008 The Times has continued its excellent series with a whole bunch of new cases: Read more&8230; or Read more right here&8230; &187; Gorris v Smith April 23, 1874 Dickinson v Dodds April 3, 1876 Seaman v Netherclift December 16, ...http://www.slaw.ca/2008/06/20/great-cases-from-victorian-and-edwardian-england/ The Holy Grail of archival collections- June 19, 2008 That&8217;s what the Globe described the Steele Collection as this morning. But for Slaw readers, the description better applies to The Times unveiling of the most significant cases reported in the paper from 1785 to 1869, including links to the actual reports from The Times of that period. David Pannick introduces the concept. ...http://www.slaw.ca/2008/06/19/the-holy-grail-of-archival-collections/ MyLawyer U.K.- June 16, 2008 Forms of practice are changing &8212; in the U.K. certainly. MyLawyer is, or plans to be, a front end for participating law firms who want a way of delivering legal services over the web. In the language of the website: Epoq Group (www.epoq.co.uk) with its 10 years&8217; experience in developing legal services for customers of financial ...http://www.slaw.ca/2008/06/16/mylawyer-uk/ U.K. Law Commission Selects Projects- June 12, 2008 After having solicited suggestions from all and sundry, the U.K. Law Commission has chosen seven projects to work on. According to an article in today&8217;s Times Online these include marriage contracts and separation agreements (referred to by that irritating, to me, Americanism &8220;nups&8221;) the law on intestacy, consumer rights of redress, laws on residential care, ...http://www.slaw.ca/2008/06/12/uk-law-commission-selects-projects/ |