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Does a denial of facts subsequently found proved constitute dishonesty?

HMRC continue to clampdown on aggressive tax avoidance schemes

The Power of Mercy – a case of judicial discretion

The importance of applying the correct legal tests when considering interim orders

Brad Pitt speaks out on addiction and divorce

Court considers standards regulating conduct in professionals’ private lives

The Courts remind us of the principle of proportionality at sanction stage

The relevance of retirement and future risk in fitness to practise proceedings

Lack of Integrity – Has it just been abolished?

The HSE publishes its business plan for 2017/18

“School’s out for summer …” The Supreme Court rules on the meaning of ‘regular attendance’ in the term-time holiday case

Regulatory Committees not precluded from admitting into evidence findings from previous investigations

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