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What the law can learn from fintech’s onboarding revolution

16 June 2025

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

11 June 2025

‘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

9 June 2025

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.


PII excess: a growing risk for consultant solicitors

5 June 2025

As more solicitors choose to work as consultants, a concerning contractual trend has emerged – the passing of professional indemnity insurance excess liabilities onto consultants.


The changing role of professional support lawyers in the age of AI

3 June 2025

My role as a PSL has evolved significantly over the last 20 years and continues to develop alongside the astounding technological progress we have seen this decade.


Divorce clients deserve and need a more holistic approach

30 May 2025

It would be no surprise that SIFA Professional advocates a more joined-up approach to areas of legal advice where there is a financial overlap or financial implications.


Law firm, know thyself: the power of purpose and authenticity

27 May 2025

In recent months, there seem to have been as many news stories about the salary wars between City firms as there have been about burnout and mental health concerns across the profession.


Credit hire: The truth behind the headlines

23 May 2025

Recent headlines about how the credit hire industry works speak volumes about how little is truly understood about this important element of the post-vehicle collision landscape.


Choosing a reporting accountant

20 May 2025

It would be beneficial for numerous reasons if the SRA considered providing certain reporting accountants with an accreditation or quality mark.


Blinded by the light: Can law firms survive the PE gold rush?

16 May 2025

In a legal market where tradition collides with transformation, law firms of every size and stripe are being approached almost daily by private equity houses.

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Are we paying enough attention to international PEPs?

As firms deal with more and more individuals linked to foreign governments, identifying high-risk PEPs is becoming more of a challenge – and the profession needs to up its game.


AI and the solicitor’s duty of competence: Time for SRA guidance?

AI tools are already embedded in many firms’ day-to-day workflows. Yet the regulatory framework has failed to keep pace. The SRA cannot remain silent.


M&A starts in the data room – what would yours say about your business?

When I sold inCase last year, people asked what made the deal run smoothly. To their surprise, it was the data room – the single most powerful tool in mergers and acquisitions.


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