The legal market is becoming dynamic and more vibrant. This change is in part driven by other industries and the gig economy with the rise of players such as Booking.com, Uber and Deliveroo.

AI, blockchain, Big Data, cloud computing, smart contracts, etc. How can practitioners best assess the various digital solutions for providing legal services?

Having a website is like advertising on a billboard in the middle of the desert – it’s pretty useless unless people are driving past to see it. It’s exactly the same with cyberspace.

When the end-of-life date arrives, it is estimated thone in four PCs will still be running Windows 7. This figure will be higher in industries slower to embrace IT developments – legal is likely to be amongst those.

Cyber-attacks are becoming ever increasingly low tech, but more wide ranging. According to the SRA, in the first six months of 2019, law firms reported a loss of £731,250 of client money.