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Drivers more likely to blame and claim when self-driving cars are involved
New data from National Accident Helpline, the UK’s leading provider of personal injury services has revealed that Brits are resigned to the self-driving takeover but nearly half (39%) disagree that the current laws are adequate to address the technology.
How Pavilion Row has elevated client service and compliance with Osprey Approach
For almost a decade, Pavilion Row has reaped the benefits of utilising Osprey Approach’s case management system, including helping the firm provide a personalised experience for its clients.
Why firms should embrace digital verification and onboarding
Manual form filling and data entry is a labour-intensive process, resulting in slow response times, inefficiencies, and delayed transactions, as well as raise the risk of human error.
Where are the challenges for SME law firm leadership changing?
In a legal landscape shaped by rapid technological change, evolving workforce expectations, and shifting client demands, SME law firms are re-evaluating what leadership really means in 2025.
ARAG plc reports 18% growth for 2024
ARAG plc has reported strong, double-digit growth and a significantly increased profit for the 2024 financial year.
Search Acumen respond to spending review
In response to the Spending Review, and the decision to invest £2 billion in AI, Andrew Lloyd, Managing Director at Search Acumen, comments.
What makes a legal claim suitable for funding
Litigation funding is becoming an increasingly strategic tool for law firms seeking to pursue higher volumes of strong claims without tying up their own capital.
Then and now: How legal support has evolved in five years
With the release of the 2025 BigHand Legal Workflow Leadership Report, we now have five years of data that tell a compelling story about how legal support operations have shifted and where they still need attention.
The CJC proposals for litigation funding reform seek to promote access to justice alongside ‘fair and proportionate’ regulation
The Civil Justice Council has recently published a comprehensive set of recommendations for reform of the litigation funding sector.
AI adoption among law firms outpaces readiness: Access Legal shares plan to close the gap
While 68% of law firms report using GenAI at least once a week 37% cite integration challenges and 41% express doubts about the reliability of AI outputs, revealing a clear readiness gap in the sector.
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What the law can learn from fintech’s onboarding revolution
Client onboarding has always been slow. It’s not just about the paperwork and manual workflows; it’s also about those long AML checks and verifications.
Civil enforcement – progress at last with CJC report
‘When do I get my money?’ is a question that litigators acting for successful parties are used to fielding. The value of judgments is of course in the recovery made.
Paralegals: Progression and recognition are key to retaining talent
Many lawyers could not do their jobs without the support of paralegals and for law firms to remain competitive, paralegals need to be central to their business.
