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Law firms saving on PII as “favourable” market continues

Law firms have been spending a smaller share of their revenues on professional indemnity insurance and those turning over £5-10m are saving the most.

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Solicitor who closed firm used client money to shop at Morrisons

A solicitor who repeatedly failed to complete a firm closure notification – whilst holding onto his clients’ files, wills and money after his practice shut down – has been suspended.

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Man employed during hearing allowed to represent company

A High Court judge has allowed a company to be represented by a man it employed during an adjournment of a hearing so as to ensure compliance with the CPR.

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Lammy hints that action on SLAPPs might come soon

The Lord Chancellor has pledged to MPs that legislation to curb SLAPPs would be brought forward by the end of this Parliament – and hinted it may be sooner.

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Preparing people for the pace of technological change

While technology often dominates the conversation, I believe the most important challenge facing law firms is not adopting new tools – it is preparing people to adapt alongside them.


Reorientation in the AI era must begin with the client

Much of the discussion about AI in the legal industry focuses on technology: which tools to adopt and which tasks might get automated. But this misses the deeper story.


Awaab’s Law phase 2: New hazards council tenants can now claim for

The conversation on housing disrepair is moving beyond damp and mould alone. With the rollout of phase 2 of Awaab’s Law, the scope of issues covered is expanding significantly,