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The Law Society Gazette podcast brings the journal of record for solicitors in England and Wales into conversation.
Every fortnight, the Gazette team goes beyond the headlines to examine the decisions, disputes and developments shaping law and legal practice. Expect informed discussion on regulation, access to justice, legal aid, ethics, economics and accountability. We will pose and try to answer direct questions, provide clear analysis and host key voices from across the sector.
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