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CQS training deadline: Is your law firm still accredited?

3 August 2023

It’s important for law firms to meet the mandatory training obligations, to ensure they’re prepared for the forecasted unsettled housing market and any sudden increase of transactions.


In the rush to digitise, let’s not leave people behind

1 August 2023

Family law cases, with their many complexities and sensitivities, do not always fit within the highly streamlined nature of digital case proceedings.


Working with your financial planner to attract and retain clients

28 July 2023

it is hard to disagree with the contention that a personal recommendation for a service is, without doubt, the best source of new clients; it will always be stronger than a testimonial on a website.


Conquering cost challenges through workflow management

25 July 2023

In the face of declining profits, client demand and increased staff attrition, the legal services market is currently facing the risk of a significant downturn in profitability.


Getting your priorities right: how SME law firms can achieve long-term success

21 July 2023

A recent report from LPM found that most (62%) senior leaders at SME law firms consider their peers to be the biggest commercial threat to their future success.


“My career and passion for diversity within law”

17 July 2023

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.


Approaching change: Using analogical thinking in the legal profession

13 July 2023

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.


So you’re not using legal tech. Why?

11 July 2023

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.


The Neidle and the damage done

7 July 2023

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.


Does digitisation work? We asked our court users

30 June 2023

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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Five key issues to consider when adopting an AI-based legal tech

As generative AI starts to play a bigger role in our working lives, there are some key issues that your law firm needs to consider when adopting an AI-based legal tech.


Bulk litigation – not always working in consumers interests

For consumers to get the benefit, bulk litigation needs to be done well, and we are increasingly concerned that there are significant problems in some areas of this market.


ABSs, cost and audits – fixing regulation after Axiom Ince

A feature of law firm collapses and frauds has sometimes been the over-concentration of power in outdated and overburdened systems of control.


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