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Driving economic growth and recovery in the legal sector - Case study

Bringing economic benefit through collaboration and partnership Legal Services are GREAT facilitates growth for UK legal services in fast growing markets, expands business networks and generates export wins for UK law firms and chambers. The UK legal sector brings significant economic benefit. It contributes over £22 billion gross value added a year to the British economy. It also provides employment for around 350,000 people. The English and Welsh legal system underpins trade, business and the markets, enabling them to function. English Law and the UK legal sector are forward-looking, constantly evolving and adapting to meet the challenges of an ever-changing global environment.

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Fancy a £130k director of technology role with the UK s Ministry of Justice? All you need to do is fix the basics

Fancy a £130k director of technology role with the UK s Ministry of Justice? All you need to do is fix the basics
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Amazon in Athens Ushers New Era of Innovation in Greece

Amazon in Athens Ushers New Era of Innovation in Greece Amazon Web Services (AWS) establishes presence in Athens. Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced that they will soon open their first office in Athens as part of the conglomerate’s ongoing investment in Greece. The firm had previously opened a CloudFront location in the capital city and the addition of the AWS office is seen as another important development which grew out of the Memorandum of Understanding signed in 2020 with the country’s Ministry of Digital Governance. Amazon says that the addition of these on-the-ground services will help Greece compete by building a modern economy powered by cloud computing.

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UK corporate criminal liability reform creeps forward | Allen & Overy LLP

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: The UK Law Commission is considering whether corporate criminal liability law should be reformed and two weeks ago MPs proposed a new economic crime corporate offence to be included in the Financial Services Bill. What is the likely way ahead and what are the implications now for companies? Corporate criminal liability for economic crime – calls for reform Supporters of reform point to the SFO’s well-publicised recent failures to hold corporates criminally liable for the conduct of their staff. The last time the SFO successfully prosecuted a corporate entity was almost three years ago, when a transport company was found guilty of conspiracy to corrupt.

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Being tethered to bars during a pandemic

Being tethered to bars during a pandemic Updated: Updated: January 18, 2021 23:28 IST In India, COVID-19 must lead to an immediate review of the vulnerability of those in jail and the issue of decongestion Share Article AAA In India, COVID-19 must lead to an immediate review of the vulnerability of those in jail and the issue of decongestion A distance of two yards do ghazh ki duri we are enjoined to maintain between oneself and anyone else. The ‘pandemic’ message is relayed on recorded caller messages in all our official languages. But there is a category of persons by which the injunction cannot be observed prisoners. By the very nature of their situation, the physical limits of their confinement, they are obliged to stay in poorly ventilated and over-crowded cells. Being holed up in that condition almost seems to form part of the punishment. A jail and a dungeon are almost interchangeable terms.

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