Practice Management


AI “could amplify gender biases in legal profession”

4 December 2024

Increased use of artificial intelligence could “perpetuate or even amplify existing gender biases in the legal profession”, new research has warned.


Broadfield UK goes live as founder of international law firm

3 December 2024

Southern England firm BDB Pitmans yesterday became Broadfield UK, the founder member of a planned international law firm supported by a global management consultancy.


Listed law firms lay out £4m impact of NI increase

28 November 2024

Listed law firm Gateley said yesterday that it expected “pricing and efficiencies” to mitigate the extra £1.8m that the National Insurance increase is set to cost it.


LinkedIn superinfluencers “massively outperform” their law firms

27 November 2024

Law firms need to redesign their social media strategies to embrace influencers who “massively outperform” their firms on LinkedIn.


Fee-share law firms growing faster than traditional practices

26 November 2024

Fee-share law firms are still growing “at pace”, with two recruiting more lawyers in the first half of this year than any traditional practice, according to new research.


Law firms not seeing return on social media marketing spend

25 November 2024

Law firms are spending a significant chunk of their marketing budgets on social media, but are seeing little return on investment.


Alarm over threat to remove funding from solicitor apprenticeship

21 November 2024

Lawyers and training providers have expressed alarm at the prospect of the government removing funding for level 7 apprenticeships, like the solicitor offering.


Transatlanctic tie-up leads way in latest M&A activity

12 November 2024

Herbert Smith Freehills has announced a “transformational” merger with a US firm, while HF has bought a construction practice, among recent M&A deals.


Client account interest helps small firms deal with margin pressure

11 November 2024

Pressure on margins has become more acute for many SME law firms over the past year but optimism about the future remains high, according to new research.


Small law firms embracing AI as they move away from hourly billing

7 November 2024

Small law firms have embraced artificial intelligence, with document drafting or automation the most popular application, according to new research.

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AI in personal injury – the future

The traditional lawyer in me – and one who increasingly finds technology more confusing with each passing day – is resistant but it doesn’t take a lot to surmise that AI will likely become a very important tool.


Ten top tips for turning transparency into positivity and new clients

New SRA guidance on transparency issued last autumn – thinly disguised as continued support for COLPs, firms and individuals – was without doubt also borne out of regulatory frustration.


The enduring value of ‘old skool’ tech in the age of AI

As we adopt AI, it’s crucial not to overlook the enduring value of established technologies that deliver proven benefits within an understood cost and effort window.


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