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12 May 2023

Should the Wills Act 1837 be revoked to prevent predatory marriage?

One of the issues currently being considered by the Law Commission (and by the Law Society and STEP) is whether marriage should no longer automatically revoke a will.

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9 May 2023
Iain Miller

When will I be SLAPPed? Lawyers need to know

Nine months ago, the government said it intended to pursue legislative reform to combat SLAPPs at “the earliest opportunity”. There is no sign of it yet. So where does this delay leave litigation lawyers?

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3 May 2023

Why your firm needs a diversity, equality and inclusion framework

Diversity, equality and inclusion work at law firms can be rushed in as a ‘reactive’ system for various reasons. This is not the most efficient way to promote it.

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28 April 2023

Could working together help the PI market bounce back?

The cost-of-living crisis coupled with the ‘no win, no fee’ chance for genuinely injured claimants to recover damages without paying a penny upfront should be a no-brainer, right? Wrong.

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25 April 2023

Advantage AI: The litigation game is changing

The idea of a workspace, whereby legal teams, counsel, judges, and clients can access a ‘single source of truth’ is a relatively novel concept; however, this is starting to grow in momentum.

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