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Class Legal will be joined by the Dictionary of Private Children Law’s notable authors, HHJ Edward Hess, Zoe Saunders, Piers Pressdee QC and Dr Rob George, who have spent the last year writing this companion to the popular Dictionary of Financial Remedies.
16 March 2021
This webinar is timed to coincide with the Consultation in Guidelines Hourly Rates launched in January 2021. The deadline for the Consultation is March 2021. Bristol Law Society is encouraging it’s members to participate in the Consultation and submit their responses. The issues under Consultation will be discussed at the webinar and guidance given on possible outcomes of it.
As well as discussing the Consultation on hourly rates, James will also review:-
17 March 2021
