Law firm mergers: What happens behind the headlines?
Law firm mergers seem to be becoming an increasingly familiar feature of the legal landscape. The headlines tend to focus on growth, scale, new locations and expanded expertise.
Client money on trial: Kord webinar examines the future of TPMAs
Pooled client accounts are under more regulatory and legislative pressure than at any point in recent years, and Kord’s latest webinar set out to explain why.
UK still ‘trapped between the devil and the deep blue sea’ after interest rate hold
“I think we are going to see this tug of war between debt and growth get much more intense as we approach the Budget. People’s patience is wearing thin with a driving need for certainty, but don’t be fooled: transactions are happening and money is being spent.”
ARAG reports double-digit growth for 2025
ARAG continued to deliver double-digit growth in the UK, reporting total income of £244 million for the 2025 financial year.
Only one in ten UK compliance and security professionals are confident they could meet new 24-hour cyber breach deadline, VinciWorks poll finds
Compliance and security professionals also admit widespread confusion over who the incoming Cyber Security and Resilience Bill actually covers
How healthy is your residential conveyancing transaction process in 2026?
The firms outperforming their peers in 2026 are not necessarily handling more matters. They are creating greater certainty, reducing friction and identifying opportunities for improvement earlier in the transaction lifecycle.
InfoTrack launches Document Review to flag risks as conveyancing documents arrive
InfoTrack has launched Document Review, a conveyancing document analysis tool that applies more than 2,000 expert-built rules to flag potential risks, missing information and lender requirements as documents enter a matter.
From the pitch to the courtroom: How a former professional footballer built a successful international law firm
The latest episode of Osprey Approach’s Empowering Law Firm Leaders podcast shares the fascinating story of how Neil Heaney, former professional footballer and now founder of Judicare Law International, turned a personal experience of legal injustice into one of the UK’s most distinctive international law firms.
