RJW

• What’s in a name?
  Posted on October 5, 2012 by Louise Restell
  I seem to have a habit of working for organisations that then very inconveniently change their name after I've left. First it was The New Opportunities Fund (although to be fair no-one knew who they were even when I worked there), then the Consumers Association (now it’s all Which?) and now it's law firm Russell Jones & Walker (RJW to their friends).
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  Posted in: Consumer rights
  Tagged: Quality Solicitors, legal brands, RJW, Saga, AA, consumers
• And they're off! The race to capture the consumer is finally underway
  Posted on February 6, 2012 by Louise Restell
  Many many years ago, a friend at university said I was a Luddite for refusing to use a computer (that's right kids, I am of the old world). I wasn't too far into writing my 15,000 word dissertation by hand before I realised he was probably right. Even so, my fear of accidentally deleting everything I'd written kept me from embracing technology for at least another year. I like to think when I gave in to the inevitable I did it gracefully. I am not sure the same cannot be said for those lawyers attempting to prevent alternative business structures (ABS) or those who think the legal revolution is nothing more than a very small storm in quite a large teacup.
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  Posted in: Legal services
  Tagged: ABS, brands, consumers, legal market, Neil Kinsella, Parabis Group, RJW, Silverbeck Rymer, Slater &, Gordon, Tesco law