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Insurance giant buys third law firm and on look-out for more

Insurance claims services business Gallagher Bassett has made its third law firm acquisition as it expands its legal offering into shipping and maritime law.

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Seven-year restriction for solicitor in third SDT appearance

A probate solicitor who blamed multiple breaches on the “emotional entanglement” he felt when handling his brother’s estate has been fined and given a seven-year restriction order.

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Moorhead receives OBE for legal ethics work as lawyers scoop honours

Professor Richard Moorhead has been awarded an OBE for services to legal ethics in the King’s Birthday Honours, with several other lawyers also recognised.

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Groundbreaking test finds AI judges “too persuadable”

A groundbreaking test of how persuadable an AI judge can be has raised serious concerns about access to justice and miscarriages of justice.

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SRA rewrites supervision guidance after Mazur ruling

The SRA has issued substantially revised guidance on effective supervision, setting out in detail how firms can delegate legal work to non-authorised staff following Mazur.

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LSB exposes “expectation-reality gap” with legal AI

Consumers expect a lawyer to oversee the information and advice that artificial intelligence provides, major new research has found.

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“We need to see privileged material to do our job,” SRA tells court

Serious wrongdoing by solicitors may be shielded from regulatory action if the SRA does not have the right to view privileged material, the High Court will be told next month.

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AI and private equity “reshaping partner pay”

The traditional metrics and models used to calculate partners’ pay are coming under mounting pressure from the rise of artificial intelligence and private equity.

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Lawyers may have to pay LeO case fee even if complaint is dismissed

Law firms may for the first time have to pay a case fee for complaints dismissed by the Legal Ombudsman, under new proposals published yesterday.

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Law firm cuts working week to protect people and profit

A Milton Keynes-headquartered law firm has introduced a 35-hour working week as part of a long-term plan to protect both people and profit.

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