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Alarm over threats to law firms by anti-immigration protestors

The legal profession has expressed alarm after law firms and other advisory services were on a list of supposed targets for anti-immigration protests on Wednesday.

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“Favourable” PII market expected to continue throughout 2024

The current “favourable” professional indemnity insurance market is expected to continue throughout the rest of 2024, according to a leading broker.

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Free early legal advice “saves Treasury £9,100 per case”

Free early legal advice at an average cost of £3,300 per case saved the government £9,100 in 2023 – or £2.71 for every £1 spent – a new report has calculated.

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Ex-CA judge “should have disclosed work for Freshfields”

A former Court of Appeal judge’s failure to disclose her links with top City firm Freshfields has led to a decision she helped make in an international arbitration being set aside.

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High Court refuses time extension to serve claim on law firm

The High Court has refused a time extension to claimants to serve a professional negligence claim on a law firm over the restructuring of a trust.

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Conveyancers will be urged to move away from client account

Licensed conveyancers will be encouraged by their regulator to move away from the risks of client account as it becomes more practical, an industry roundtable has heard.

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AI will have bigger impact on law than the internet, says thinktank

Artificial intelligence will have a greater impact on legal services than the internet revolution, a roundtable sponsored by the Solicitors Regulation Authority has predicted.

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SRA to probe competence of family law and landlord and tenant solicitors

The SRA is to examine how family law and landlord and tenant law specialists maintain their competence amid increasing reports about their practices.

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Green light for billionaire to challenge law firm’s £13m fees

The Court of Appeal has held that none of the 79 invoices worth nearly £13m received by a billionaire over six years were statutory bills, meaning they remain open for challenge.

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Law firms facing “astronomical ransom demands” from cyber-attackers

The legal sector has faced “astronomical ransom demands” from cyber-attackers in recent years, ranging from $30,000 to $21m, according to new research.

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