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Posted by on 7th January 2020 in January 2020 |
A statistical number from the ‘campaign report’ in respect of the first 5 top links clicked by members looking at the November 2019 newsletter sent via Mail Chimp. This was my article in between the President’s Letter (no.1 with 56 clicks and the article from PKF Francis Clark (no.3 with 47 clicks) – interesting but not sure what to make of this?
In terms of performance, Mail Chimp tells us “Well, this is exciting. You’re doing great!” with average campaign performance above 32% but when you look more closely …. monique@dasls.com comes up as ‘subscriber with most opens with 209 clicks… well I can assure you I certainly did not click on...President's Review - Nigel Lyons
Posted by on 7th January 2020 in January 2020 |
Happy new year to you all!
I have certainly had a very festive few months.
The Taunton Dinner was a great success. Can I say a big thank you to all who attended. We raised an excellent £858.12 with gift aid, for my chosen charity of ‘Step One’. Our guest speaker Chris Robinson brought the history of the south west to life with his after dinner talk.
It was a great pleasure to welcome the Law Society CEO Paul Tennant to the south west when he visited Exeter on the 13 November.
After Paul attended our committee meeting in the morning it was good to participate in the Law Society Gazette Roundtable ‘South West Discussion’ in Exeter. A...Time Estimates - new protocol for applications made to the court
Posted by on 20th December 2019 in Blogging |
NOTICE TO ALL PRACTITIONERS REGARDING TIME ESTIMATES
Dear All
On behalf of HHJ Robertshaw please see below a new protocol for applications made to the court.
As a result of an increase in insufficient time estimates being given by parties, practitioners are requested to note that:
1. Proper time estimates must be given. These must not be reduced in order to get an early hearing in the hope or expectation that the court will allow a longer time on the day, sit early, into the lunch period or sit late
2. All applications or requests for a hearing MUST include a time estimate. A hearing will not be listed without this. If a case exceeds, or...Introducing DASLS new Partner DictateNow
Posted by on 6th March 2020 in March 2020 |
Devon & Somerset Law Society welcome DictateNow as new outsourcing partner
Devon & Somerset Law Society is pleased to announce it has teamed up with leading legal outsourcing provider DictateNow.
The firm, which was the first dictation provider for law firms in the UK, was formed almost 20 years ago, and now works with hundreds of law firms across the country.
“It truly is an honour to work closely with Devon & Somerset Law Society and we are confident we will provide its members with real value through this partnership,” said Maxine Park, who co-founded the firm, and is also a qualified solicitor.
Since its inception...Landmark - Summary of the Law Society Guidance on Climate Change
Posted by on 12th May 2023 in Blogging |
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Summary of the Law Society Guidance on Climate Change
With expert advice from Landmark consultants...Exeter Family Court Clinic Opening Soon!
Posted by on 5th September 2017 in May 2017 |
Exeter Family Court Clinic Opening Soon!
A clinic has been created to provide limited free support to LiPs and we are looking for volunteers to help with this new initiative. Opening in May, the clinic will run monthly at Exeter Combined Court. The clinic aims to help prepare LiPs for hearings and raise awareness of how the Family Court works. We will provide this support service to LiPs involved in child arrangements or domestic violence proceedings by means of short pre-booked appointments. It is not extended to cover LiPs in financial remedy or care proceedings.
The development of the clinic has been driven by barristers and solicitors, who will wor...
