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The rise of medical negligence claims: legal and systemic implications

9 October 2025

Medical negligence claims have become one of the most pressing challenges facing the healthcare and legal landscape, reshaping the way cases are funded, managed and resolved.


Navigating digital wealth: the challenges of cryptocurrency in divorce

7 October 2025

Cryptocurrency has become a recurring feature in high-net-worth divorce cases, yet the law is only just beginning to catch up, creating a complex environment for family lawyers.


AI in Microsoft 365 – the mid-market advantage

3 October 2025

AI adoption is far more likely when tools align with existing workflows. In law, this means the applications already used every day, particularly Microsoft Word and Outlook.


The government set to target IHT to plug the budget deficit gap

1 October 2025

The most obvious target for the government to raise money with the Budget is the inheritance tax regime, which will obviously impact your estate planning clients now and in the future.


Using AI in marketing – how to lead with transparency

29 September 2025

For many in-house legal marketing teams, using artificial intelligence tools may feel risky. But it can be a powerful asset when used with transparency.


Increasing fines speak to a need for proactive compliance

25 September 2025

Anti-money laundering is once again in the spotlight, with the FCA wanting to tackle what it perceives to be a failure among UK financial institutions to tackle money laundering.


The AI hype machine – The ‘A’ stands for ‘Artificial’

23 September 2025

While it can be tempting to view AI as an all-powerful solution, in reality, it is a tool; one that can save legal professionals time and enhance the way they work.


Reaching underserved communities to tackle inequality

19 September 2025

A recent report highlighted the critical role of trusted intermediaries. It provides “fresh evidence to inform early intervention and public legal education strategies”.


Why the right to be forgotten matters more now than ever

17 September 2025

In today’s hyper-documented world, the internet rarely forgets. Yet people do change and a quiet but growing wave of individuals is fighting back against digital permanence.


Why some appeals are just not worth pursuing

15 September 2025

This case reinforces the need for clear, honest advice and a strong understanding of the risks associated with illegal working and civil penalty challenges.

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Linklaters’ chief growth officer takes the ‘blank sheet’ challenge

Posted by Scott Jones, deputy editor of Legal Futures As LegalTechTalk gets underway today, we invite our third and final lawyer to take the ‘blank sheet’ challenge – sketching out their dream law firm with the freedom to start again from… Read More


The ‘blank sheet’ challenge, part 2 – what would you do differently?

In the second part of this blog series, Shainul Kassam, managing director of small London firm Fortune Law, sets out how she would set up a law firm now.


The ‘blank sheet’ challenge – what would you do differently?

The law is all about precedent and what came before. But imagine you had a blank sheet of paper and could start from scratch. What would you do differently? What would stay the same?


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