
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.

Legal ethics meets AI: How firms should chart a path
When thinking about how to use AI effectively and safely within a law firm, it is key to identify and manage the associated risks, while not stifling innovation.

A safe pair of hands – how to find the right financial planning partner
The SRA expects solicitors to be able to demonstrate to their clients the reasons why they believe a referral to a particular third party is in their best interests.








