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Why TCLP now has Marni’s Clause for commercial and Isabella’s Clause for residential properties

1 October 2025

Following the publication of the Law Society’s Climate Change and Property Practice Note in May 2025, The Chancery Lane Project (TCLP) updated its existing Marni’s Clause to reflect the terminology and guidance in the new Practice Note.


Why is there no cost to non-fault driver’s with an Accident Management Company?

1 October 2025

By Legal Futures Associate Auto Claims Assist Following a non-fault road traffic accident, the legal principle of negligence is clear: the at-fault driver is liable for the costs and losses incurred by the innocent party. An Accident Management Company (AMC) plays… Read More


“Subdued summer signals market stalemate”

30 September 2025

The seasonally adjusted estimate of UK non-residential (commercial) transactions 2% lower than August 2024 and 3% lower than July 2025.


From hours to seconds: How AI is transforming law firm reporting

30 September 2025

Perfect Portal is bringing that same simplicity and speed to law firms, helping them understand their business data in seconds, not hours.


Where should law firms start with their technology strategy?

30 September 2025

Whether it’s streamlining daily operations, enabling hybrid teams, protecting your firm from growing cyber security threats or meeting rising client expectations, the need to adapt is undeniable.


Billable hour verses value-based pricing: Webinar to uncover how modern law firms are approaching their pricing strategies

26 September 2025

The first episode in a new series of Osprey Approach’s Build Better Habits webinars, will weigh up the pros and cons of traditional billing models versus value-based pricing.


New BigHand research reveals “impossible to ignore” gap between client expectations, pricing transparency

26 September 2025

Data shows firms are missing out on significant realization gains due to lagging commercial literacy, limited budgeting capability, and uncertain AI strategies.


How non-fault claims work when claiming with an AMC

25 September 2025

For an individual involved in a non-fault road traffic accident, the claims process can be complex and stressful. An Accident Management Company (AMC) serves to manage the entire process on the claimant’s behalf.


How Marni’s and Isabella’s Clauses support the Law Society’s Climate Change Practice Note

25 September 2025

The Chancery Lane Project (TCLP), launched in 2019, develops climate-conscious legal drafting. Its clauses are now widely adopted, helping to reduce emissions and embed environmental responsibility into legal practice.


What is a consultant solicitor?

25 September 2025

A consultant solicitor is a qualified Solicitor who works on a self-employed basis under the umbrella of a traditional law firm or New Model Law Firm

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Material information and the case for intelligent client onboarding

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