
So you’re not using legal tech. Why?
New research shows that less than a third of solicitors use basic legal technology, with a lack of understanding among senior management a major barrier.

The Neidle and the damage done
Dan Neidle has caused quite a stir by naming and shaming a tax KC for advice on a fraudulent tax scheme. I have often thought about when to name individuals associated with ethics problems.

Does digitisation work? We asked our court users
Courts don’t necessarily have a reputation as being quick to change, but Covid-19 forced us to adapt. Undoubtedly, some were uncomfortable with the pace but it was mostly for the better.

Salary bunching in the legal sector
When deciding where to train, or deciding on an NQ position, many are probably lured in by the high NQ salaries. But these are not necessarily a good indication of future earning potential.

We all have computers — so why do we still struggle with digital evidence?
Our world is awash with data and, given the sheer volume of digital artefacts out there, it’s only natural that some end up as crucial exhibits in court. But it’s not always easy.






