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MPs “deeply concerned” by government’s approach to legal aid

The justice select committee is “deeply concerned” about the government’s approach to legal aid, following a “highly disappointing” response to its critique of the system.

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SDT refuses to lift “punitive” restrictions on solicitor’s PC

The Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal has refused to lift restrictions on the practising certificate of a solicitor which he failed to show were “punitive in effect”.

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Judge handed warning for comments about Roma community

A tribunal judge has been given a formal warning for making “disparaging generalisations” about the Roma community to other members of the tribunal.

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Peers pressure government over electronic wills inaction

Solicitors have backed peers in questioning the government’s lack of action on modernising wills, particularly introducing electronic wills.

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Material information and the case for intelligent client onboarding

Upfront information means work traditionally undertaken after an offer is accepted will need to happen earlier. And that fundamentally changes the role of client onboarding.


When the person who needs help is the partner

A law firm can have excellent support on paper and still have a serious gap. The gap is the person who cannot imagine using it.


SRA supervision and AI: what firms will be asked to prove

AI intensifies scrutiny of whether firms can demonstrate that they were in control of the systems through which legal services were delivered.