Andy Boon
Biographic Data
| ID | 3846377 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andy Boon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andy |
| FAMILY NAME | Boon |
| SIGNATURE | BOON A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Westminster |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Integrating Socio‐legal Studies Into the Law Curriculum
Postmodern Professions? The Fragmentation of Legal Education and the Legal Profession
This article considers the institutional dimensions of professionalism and the legal profession's struggle with the challenges of post‐modernity. An aspect of this is the Law Society's Training Framework Review (TFR) which promises changes to solicitors' education from ‘cradle to grave’. The first part of the article analyses the structure and drivers of the TFR, their origins, and how they will be articulated. Secondly, the TFR is considered in …
Trials of Strength
The past 15 years have seen a significant attempt by governments in the United Kingdom to restructure the market for legal services. As a part of this program, in 1992 the English bar finally lost its exclusive jurisdiction over advocacy. Although solicitors could qualify to appear as advocates in the higher courts, few have so done. We explore the perceptions of legal professionals, solicitors, and barristers through a qualitative study. By exam…
Complete Control? Judicial and Practical Approaches to the Negotiation of Commercial Music Contracts
Ethics and Strategy in Personal Injury Litigation
The purpose of this article is to examine the relationship between professional ethics and strategy in personal injury litigation and bargaining.' Its theme, however, is the role of co-operation between the representatives of plaintiffs and defendants in an adversarial litigation system. This must be examined within the institutional context of the Law Society's Personal Injury Panel which promotes a particular set of professional norms in civil …
Client decision-making in personal injury schemes
Postmodern Professions? The Fragmentation of Legal Education and the Legal Profession
This article considers the institutional dimensions of professionalism and the legal profession's struggle with the challenges of post‐modernity. An aspect of this is the Law Society's Training Framework Review (TFR) which promises changes to solicitors' education from ‘cradle to grave’. The first part of the article analyses the structure and drivers of the TFR, their origins, and how they will be articulated. Secondly, the TFR is considered in …
Trials of Strength
The past 15 years have seen a significant attempt by governments in the United Kingdom to restructure the market for legal services. As a part of this program, in 1992 the English bar finally lost its exclusive jurisdiction over advocacy. Although solicitors could qualify to appear as advocates in the higher courts, few have so done. We explore the perceptions of legal professionals, solicitors, and barristers through a qualitative study. By exam…
Ethics and Strategy in Personal Injury Litigation
The purpose of this article is to examine the relationship between professional ethics and strategy in personal injury litigation and bargaining.' Its theme, however, is the role of co-operation between the representatives of plaintiffs and defendants in an adversarial litigation system. This must be examined within the institutional context of the Law Society's Personal Injury Panel which promotes a particular set of professional norms in civil …
Client decision-making in personal injury schemes
Complete Control? Judicial and Practical Approaches to the Negotiation of Commercial Music Contracts
Trials of Strength
The past 15 years have seen a significant attempt by governments in the United Kingdom to restructure the market for legal services. As a part of this program, in 1992 the English bar finally lost its exclusive jurisdiction over advocacy. Although solicitors could qualify to appear as advocates in the higher courts, few have so done. We explore the perceptions of legal professionals, solicitors, and barristers through a qualitative study. By exam…
Postmodern Professions? The Fragmentation of Legal Education and the Legal Profession
This article considers the institutional dimensions of professionalism and the legal profession's struggle with the challenges of post‐modernity. An aspect of this is the Law Society's Training Framework Review (TFR) which promises changes to solicitors' education from ‘cradle to grave’. The first part of the article analyses the structure and drivers of the TFR, their origins, and how they will be articulated. Secondly, the TFR is considered in …
Integrating Socio‐legal Studies Into the Law Curriculum
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