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“Following a campaign by mental health charities, that test was reduced so that claims, based on less clearly recognised and undiagnosed conditions such as depression and anxiety, could be brought with GP's notes as proof.”
“Tuesday's tribunal decision raises the threshold once again and makes those claims far more difficult.”
“Legal aid fees received by individual barristers have topped £1m a year, according to figures released by the NI Legal Services Commission.”
“An individual barrister earned £1.2m from legal aid fees in 2008/2009 - the first time over £1m had been paid to a legal aid counsel in NI.”
“The following year two barristers exceeded the £1m benchmark, one of them earning almost £1.5m.”
“In 2009-2010 total payments to all barristers amounted to £35m, an increase on the previous year's figure of £25.5m.”
“Solicitors firms were also paid more in 2009/2010, receiving £62m compared with £58m the year before.”
“The biggest earning legal aid solicitors firm in 2009/2010 was Kevin Winters & Co getting £2.9m (down from £3.3m the previous year).”
“The next highest paid firm were Madden and Finucane taking £1.8m (up from £1.7m the previous year).”
“fees of more than £150 an hour are not enough.”
“and this year is expected to be £94m.”
“fees of more than £150 an hour”
“It says the cost has doubled during the past decade, and this year is expected to be £94m.”
“Analysts say regulations and controls of the oil industry in Brazil are already stricter than in the US. Many of these rules were introduced in 2001 after an explosion sank a P36 rig and killed 11 workers in a deepwater field in the Campos…”
“Ms Price divorced Coleman in 2008”
“but was named as his sole heir in 2007”
“Ms Gray was named in a 2005 will”
“her lawyer Randy Kester said the couple knew each other for eight years”
“On Monday, one of Coleman's friends and former managers, Dion Mial, withdrew his petition to be named as the special administrator of the actor's estate”
“Mr Mial was named in a 1999 will by Coleman”
“The former child star successfully sued them in 1989 over misappropriation of his trust fund”
“Ashley Thomas, 22, of Roxborough Road, Harrow, fired into a crowd outside Traffik nightclub in Luton in May last year, injuring one man.”
“He was given an indeterminate sentence at Luton Crown Court and must serve at least five years and 166 days.”
“The court heard that Thomas had come to the Bedfordshire town on the day of last year's Bank Holiday carnival - 26 May - which attracts 150,000 visitors.”
“A preliminary hearing has been scheduled for 23 August.”
“which resulted in the popstar's death on 25 June.”
“complaints by two male victims of Smyth.”
“35 years later, her marriage and quality of life have been greatly affected by the trauma of the violent abuse which began when she was 14 and continued until she was 20.”
“When he was a priest in 1975, Dr Brady had helped to investigate the allegations and had sworn the boys to secrecy about them.”
“Since the controversy about the secret interviews became public last March, Dr Brady has said the did his duty by informing his bishop of Smyth's abuse of the boys.”
“Six friends from Wirral were on holiday near Daytona beach when a car collided with their hired mini-van last October.”
“I, along with his sisters and nine-year-old brother, cannot understand why this has happened to our beloved son and brother.”
“He was awarded £38,068 in compensation.”
“We've got 40 days to consider what our next form of action will be.”
“242,000 euros ($327,000; £217,000)”
“aged between 19 and 21”
“4,000 euros”
“Two other suspects had already been detained and a third was seized at Berlin's Tegel airport”
“A decision to adopt a draft planning policy concerning a John Lewis store should have gone before the Executive for approval, the High Court has ruled.”
“The Lord Chief Justice ruled that the move breached ministerial code, but that it was technical and inadvertent.”
“I do not, therefore, consider that the minister acted without executive power," he said. "I decline to quash the adoption of the policy in light of the circumstances I have set out and leave any further action in relation to this to the mi…”
“But having declared that it should have gone for Executive approval, Central Craigavon Ltd was also awarded its legal costs.”
“A dispute about the painting went back to 1936”
“Temporary judge John Beckett QC sentenced her to life with a minimum period of 14 years before she is eligible for parole.”
“Josephine Lamb, 58, died outside the couple's home at Quarry Park Stables in Wardley Lane, Gateshead, in July 2009.”
“He was found to have 50mg of alcohol per 100ml of breath. The legal limit is 35mg.”
“The court heard that he was found to have 50mg of alcohol per 100ml of breath. The legal limit is 35mg.”
“£275,000 damages”
“£300,000 in compensation”
“More than 80% of the award is believed to cover lost income and potential earnings.”
“In the four years that have passed since the tribunal was first submitted”
“There have been no other related tribunals in the four years since this incident”
“Mrs Lynford, who said staff left images of topless women lying around, could also receive £300,000 in compensation.”
“A tribunal in 2007 heard Barbara Lynford suffered sexist behaviour after joining the all-male team at Gatwick Airport in 2002.”
“In the four years that have passed since the tribunal was first submitted, we have addressed the areas that were found against us...”
“Mr Bamber, who is representing himself, denies seven counts of distributing threatening written material intended to stir up religious hatred.”
“The trial is expected to last up to two weeks.”
“She said officers had already spoken to many of the people who were at the club on Saturday evening.”
“The pubs face eight and six week suspensions respectively but have three weeks to appeal.”
“The nine face charges including breach of the peace and vandalism.”
“which is expected to last several days”
“Airport security officer Claire Sandison, 26, told the trial”
“The deletion of documents did not come to light until CPC received third-party disclosure from the Prince of Wales.”
“When the e-mails were retrieved from the firm's London server, most of them had references to Prince Charles and his private secretary, Sir Michael Peat, Lord Grabiner said.”
“His sentence was cut to four years at Leeds Crown Court after a judge heard legal arguments from barristers.”
“Whatley pleaded guilty earlier this year to arson reckless as to whether life was endangered.”
“West will be supervised for three years following his release”
“We want to make young people and parents aware that it is now illegal for anyone under the age of 18 to even possess alcohol in a public place, whether they are drinking it or not.”
“on 13 June 1990”
“about 0615 BST”
“He must serve a minimum term of 20 years before he is eligible for parole.”
“stabbed twice in the chest.”
“aged eight and 11.”
“John Dryden, 43”
“Tracy Dryden, 37”
“Mike Ledwidge, who was with the force for 28 years”
“Dr Ikwueke is the second doctor to face GMC allegations over Peter's care.”
“Dr Ikwueke's hearing was adjourned until Tuesday.”
“The hearing was adjourned until a later date after she was said to be 'suicidal'.”
“He was serving a jail sentence for possessing more than 56,000 images of child abuse, Merthyr Crown Court heard.”
“Hart was serving a sentence of three-and-a-half years imposed in September 2008, and was due for release on 3 June.”
“He was remanded in custody after admitting the latest charges on 24 May.”
“John Ryan, defending, said Hart had two autistic sons which required a lot of attention.”
“He had been a vicar in the area for more than 20 years, but was stripped of his duties in the Church in Wales after his offences were discovered.”
“The five-week campaign will also challenge the reasons members of the public and neighbours give for not intervening by calling 999.”
“The suspect approached a group of men between 2230 BST and 2300 BST, waving the gun and shouting: 'Who wants it?'.”
“The suspect is white, between 5ft 10ins and 6ft tall, aged in his mid 20s, of medium build, with short dark hair.”
“Born in 1936”
“called to the Bar in 1962”
“A 1991 survey found he was one of the High Court judges whose judgements was least likely to be overturned.”
“He was appointed as a Law Lord to the House of Lords in 1997, and when the inquiry into Bloody Sunday was announced the following year, he became its chair.”
“In 2009 he was selected as one of 12 judges to sit on the newly-created Supreme Court.”
“Lord Saville has spent six years compiling his report into Bloody Sunday.”
“Born in 1941”
“called to the Bar in 1967”
“in 1972 had his first high-profile client”
“wrote his autobiography, 'Memoirs of a Radical Lawyer', in 2009.”
“Born in 1926”
“involved in the foundation of Amnesty International in 1961”
“was an academic at the University of London from 1962-84.”
