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Row over vote of no confidence in SRA to rumble on after AGM

The question of whether solicitors should hold a vote of no confidence in the board of the SRA remains up in the air following the Law Society AGM.

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Larger law firms cool on mergers and private equity

The leaders of larger law firms are less keen to grow through mergers or by taking private equity investment – but acquisitions are more on their radar.

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Keeping up with the Bar – Law Society removes cap on president’s pay

Solicitors yesterday voted to end the cap on the Law Society president’s pay at the salary of a district judge, given that the chair of the Bar Council’s pay is pegged to that of a High Court judge.

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Cyber criminals taking “commercial approach” to attacks on law firms

A group of cyber criminals that specialises in attacks on law firms is taking a “commercial-style approach” to managing victims, with “a structured sequence of negotiation and monetisation”.

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AI can interrogate your contracts – but are they ready for questioning?

Suppose a law firm wants to review a client’s entire real estate portfolio for risk in the leases. Not long ago, that meant a multi-week project. Today, first-pass answer can arrive in minutes.


Why onboarding has become a strategic priority for law firms

One of the most influential stages of the client journey – client onboarding – often receives less strategic attention than it deserves.


Why law firms are getting AI supervision wrong

The profession’s response to AI supervision failures misunderstands the nature of LLM output – there needs to be for a shift in the culture.