Supermarket sweep

“THE one great principle of the English law is to make business for itself,” noted Charles Dickens. These days many lawyers are struggling to do so. Few people are buying or selling houses. Divorces have been declining steadily for the past ten years. There is less crime. Legal aid is being trimmed. As a result, the proliferation of lawyers has slowed. This month the Law Society, which represents

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