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Carol Storer
Carol Storer is interim director of LAG. She was director of the Legal Aid Practitioners Group for 10 years until November 2018.
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“Delivering more for less versus elivering less for less versus giving up legal aid work …”
Carol Storer
on Jul 2017
“The government keeps on making changes to legal aid and the LAA is constantly refining its processes.”
Carol Storer
on May 2017
“It is essential that we do not switch off and take the view that there is no point in responding to consultations.”
Carol Storer
on Mar 2017
“There are too many unresolved issues that affect the ability of practitioners to work to the right standard.”
Carol Storer
on Dec 2016
“Given the difficulties in attracting and retaining quality staff, implementing a bonus scheme might seem a good idea, but it needs careful consideration.”
Carol Storer
on Jul 2016
“We thought problems with financial eligibility were receding, but issues from 2013 that we believed were resolved have appeared again.”
Carol Storer
on May 2016
“I expected a sense of futility about another review of legal aid, but there is great enthusiasm for Labour’s Commission on Access to Justice.”
Carol Storer
on Mar 2016
Online system for civil legal aid applications may have improved but much remains to be done
Carol Storer
on Mar 2016
“The scales have tipped too far towards bureaucratic practices. Too many clients are excluded because of financial evidential hurdles those in crisis cannot meet.”
Carol Storer
on Dec 2015
“While, in Britain, we are thankfully not in a situation where lawyers fear for their lives, we have recently seen an increasing number of verbal attacks that give cause for concern.”
Carol Storer
on Oct 2015
The LASPO effect…
Carol Storer
on Jul 2015
Managing to survive
Carol Storer
on May 2015
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