Lawyers across the UK have underlined their opposition to controversial Government plans to reform the ailing £2bn legal aid system, with hundreds carrying out two days of strike action this week (15-16 February). It is understood the widespread strikes, which began yesterday and continued today, have crippled large sections of the UK courts service, with courts in Cardiff effectively closing down.
February 16, 2007 at 11:07 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Lawyers across the UK have underlined their opposition to controversial Government plans to reform the ailing £2bn legal aid system, with hundreds carrying out two days of strike action this week (15-16 February).
It is understood the widespread strikes, which began yesterday and continued today, have crippled large sections of the UK courts service, with courts in Cardiff effectively closing down.
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