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“Repurpose unused apprenticeship levies” to support access to justice

Repurposing large law firms’ unused apprenticeship levies was this week put forward as a more practical option than a levy of wealthy law firms to support access to justice initiatives.

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SRA pays out £9.3m to PM Law clients in month after collapse

The Solicitors Regulation Authority has already paid out £9.3m to clients of the collapsed PM Law Group, it revealed today.

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‘Apparent bias’ in judge’s conduct of barrister’s claim against chambers

The Employment Appeal Tribunal has made a finding of apparent bias over the conduct of a judge in managing a discrimination claim brought by a barrister against his former chambers.

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“We’re making progress” says minister as county court delays fall

“Headway is finally being made” in reducing delays in the county courts, justice minister Sarah Sackman declared yesterday on the back of positive statistics on wait times.

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From text to world: The legal significance of multimodal AI

The next phase of AI, already underway, will integrate text with vision, sound, motion and even touch. This will produce systems that no longer ‘read about’ the world but perceive it.


The new leaders of law

Where once many law firm owners remained technology sceptics, a growing number are now shaped by leaders who are digitally fluent and commercially oriented.


Managing lock-up, cash flow and billing inefficiencies better

If law firms view lock-up, cash flow and billing processes as key indicators of financial performance – and therefore risk – they can identify problems early.