A4E lobby Justice Minister (Djanogly)

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The Ministry of Justice Parliamentary under Secretary, Jonathon Djanogly met with a number of firms at a Legal Aid 'Stakeholder event' in July 2010.





It seems strange advice agencies who stand to be
so seriously affected by the legal aid reforms were not there


Extract from the Who's Lobbying Website

"A4E (Advice 4 Everyone) met with Jonathan Djanogly, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Justice, to discuss Legal Aid Stakeholder event, along with Bhatia Best, Blacklaws Davis, Burton Copeland, Cartwright King, Duncan Lewis, Forbes, Howells, Immigration Advisory Service, Johnson Partnership, Morgans, Smith Partnership, Stephenson's, Switalski's, Tuckers, and EAGA in July 2010. [8]"

whoslobbying.com/uk/a4e

Links to attendees

Bhatia Best
www.bhatiabest.co.uk/

Blacklaw Davis
www.blacklawsdavis.co.uk/

Burton Copeland
www.burtoncopeland.com/

Cartright King
www.cartwrightking.co.uk/

Duncan Lewis
www.duncanlewis.co.uk/

Forbes Solicitors
www.forbessolicitors.co.uk/

Howells
www.howellsllp.com/

Immigration Advisory Service
www.iasservices.org.uk/

Johnson Partnership
www.thejohnsonpartnership.co.uk/

Morgans
www.morganlaw.co.uk/

Smith Partnership
www.smithpartnership.co.uk/

Stephenson's
www.stephensons.co.uk/

Switalski's
www.switalskis.com/

Tuckers
www.tuckerssolicitors.co.uk/

Eaga
www.carillionenergy.com/

And A4E.... of course
www.mya4e.com/partners/a4e-and-the-money-advice-service/

More on A4E and their range of advice services
mylegal.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=frontline&thread=589&page=1#1383

Where were all the not for profit advice agencies and independent law centres?

The link to the event on the Justice website is no......... longer available
www.justice.gov.uk/404