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3 February 2020

Mental health, wellbeing and agile working

Around one in every four people in the UK experiences some type of mental health problem each year. Lawyers, it seems, especially junior lawyers, are particularly affected by stress and mental ill health.

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29 January 2020

The Law Society’s impoverished vision of the future

I have written before about the Law Society. One of the impacts of its poor governance is that the Law Society finds it much easier to be against things than it ever is for them.

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24 January 2020

GDPR: Top UK law firms falling victim to human error

Nearly half (48%) of the top 150 law firms have reported data breaches since the GDPR came into force in May 2018. And, of those breaches, 41% were a result of emailing the wrong person.

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21 January 2020

Childcare obligations should not be impacting careers

As a single parent, I am keenly aware of the constant challenge balancing work and family life, something which can at times feel difficult to navigate in the legal profession.

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16 January 2020

Making Tax Digital throws spotlight on outdated legal IT systems

The first year of Making Tax Digital for VAT, known as the soft landing period, ends this April. During these first 12 months, firms without a compliant legal accounts package have used bridging software.

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