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Implementing ILCA scheme as proposed “may be unlawful”

The government’s plans for an Interest on Lawyers’ Client Accounts scheme are so poorly thought-through that implementing it might not be lawful, City solicitors have warned.

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SDT faces £700k costs battle with Carter-Ruck partner

The Solicitors Regulation Authority faces having to pay up to £700,000 in costs after its prosecution of a partner at top media firm Carter-Ruck was summarily dismissed.

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Claimant funded by solicitor boyfriend “cannot claim impecuniosity”

A claimant who received “significant financial assistance” from her solicitor boyfriend cannot claim impecuniosity prevented her from suing her former law firm.

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Using Legal Choices “improves understanding”

The website run by all the legal regulators to help consumers navigate the justice system improves understanding of legal issues, research has found.

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Doug Hargrove

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AI is no longer an emerging technology on the horizon. It has become the connective tissue binding law, regulation, risk and commercial decision-making.


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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.


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