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17 July 2023

“My career and passion for diversity within law”

The legal system is increasingly recognising and embracing the value of diverse perspectives, which helps to ensure fairness and justice for all. Shabnam Ali-Khan, partner at London firm Russell-Cooke, explains hers.

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13 July 2023

Approaching change: Using analogical thinking in the legal profession

With such change and a broad range of issues facing firms and legal teams, a greater emphasis has been placed on the psychology of change and how leaders go about solving problems.

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11 July 2023

So you’re not using legal tech. Why?

New research shows that less than a third of solicitors use basic legal technology, with a lack of understanding among senior management a major barrier.

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7 July 2023

The Neidle and the damage done

Dan Neidle has caused quite a stir by naming and shaming a tax KC for advice on a fraudulent tax scheme. I have often thought about when to name individuals associated with ethics problems.

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30 June 2023

Does digitisation work? We asked our court users

Courts don’t necessarily have a reputation as being quick to change, but Covid-19 forced us to adapt. Undoubtedly, some were uncomfortable with the pace but it was mostly for the better.

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