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There is no such thing as bad publicity –
or so the saying goes! Some of our lawyers occasionally write for external
publications, and you can download and read some of their scanned articles
below. These have been reproduced with the permission of the publication.
From draft to
law
How does a twinkle
in the Governments eye become law? Sandra Unerman, Legal Director at DCLG
explains.
From New Law
Journal, 7 October 2005
The Rewards
of Life as a Government Lawyer
Sean
Wilson sheds light on the Government Legal Service.
From Young Solicitors Group,
September/October 2005
From Private
Practice to Public Sector
Chris
Warncke on her move from Private Practice to the GLS.
From Justice of the Peace Magazine, September
2005
Jonathan Jones’
Story
Nothing challenges GLS lawyer
Jonathan Jones more than a good knotty problem (Adobe Acrobat pdf, 624kb)
From Link
Magazine, Association of Women Solicitors,
Spring 2005-05
Lawyer to the
Attorney
Rebecca Hilsenrath describes
life as a GLS lawyer in the Office of the Attorney General (Adobe Acrobat
pdf, 683k)
From Link
Magazine, Association of Women Solicitors
Brief Encounter: Laying Down the Law
David
Noble, Legal Director of the Department for Education & Skills shatters
Christine Boggis’ illusions about being a lawyer in the Civil Service
(Adobe Acrobat pdf, 745k)
From In
Brief Magazine, April 2005
Legal Eagle at the DfES
David
Noble tells Matt Mercer that as legal director of the Department for Education
and Skills, his in-box is always full
(Adobe Acrobat pdf, 2.3mb)
From Whitehall
& Westminster World, Issue 27, 5 April 2005
The Stuff Many Lawyers’ Dreams are
Made Of…
GLS
lawyer Abigail Culank works at the cutting edge of immigration and asylum
law (Adobe Acrobat pdf, 621kb)
From Obiter
Dicta, Spring 2005
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