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Low-value commercial cases – an achievable challenge for ATE insurers

24 June 2022

There are many good claims brought for damages that are likely to be significantly less than twice the cost of bringing the claim. These cases present a real challenge for insurers.


Lawyers who break AML rules face bigger, more public fines

22 June 2022

Last month, two all-party parliamentary groups published a joint economic crime manifesto that sets out a “comprehensive list of pragmatic reforms” designed to tackle the UK’s dirty money crisis.


Using artificial intelligence in the legal profession

17 June 2022

Applying AI technology to law firms involves the use of computers, algorithms and big data so that they can function competently, successfully and with foresight in their business environment.


How pricing directors use matter management to ensure profitability

16 June 2022

Growing profitability on the back of strong growth in 2021 is a key focus for firms in 2022, and legal pricing teams are at the cutting edge of delivering that profitability.


What is it with the billable hour?

14 June 2022

Is the billable hour to charging what democracy is to governance? Not the best, simply the least worst? Its death knell has been sounded on numerous occasions, and yet it is still firmly with us.


Fixed costs – a fix that doesn’t fix what needs fixing

10 June 2022

I understand that there is an argument for reform of clinical negligence claims. However, I believe it is not the system and its associated costs that need to change.


Tech tips for lawyers: 10 ways I’ve improved my workspace in 2022

6 June 2022

With a little turn-of-season pep in my step, I turned my attention to my physical and virtual workspaces (temporarily avoiding my partner’s suggestions to clean the basement).


A year of the OIC – how do we judge success?

31 May 2022

Has the Official Injury Claim portal had a successful first year? It’s the obvious question today as we mark the anniversary of the crackdown on whiplash claims, but the answer is complicated.


Should we rethink the ‘standard’ work week?

27 May 2022

If you’re in Camp Never-Stops, you may view your daily grind as a badge of honour. But from the outside looking in, I see an engine pushed hard and showing signs of failure.


Why a digital-first mindset is crucial for successful hybrid working

24 May 2022

A report from the Chartered Management Institute found that over 80% of managers said their businesses had adopted hybrid working. This is certainly reflective of the legal sector.

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The best legal AI doesn’t replace rules-based engines – it completes them

There is a belief circulating in legal tech that AI can solve everything – that LLMs are universally superior to what came before. It is not always true, however.


Small steps, big impact: how SME law firms are making legal tech work

For SME law firms, the priority is turning the potential of tech into measurable impact: success is driven not just by the technology, but by how firms approach planning and implementation.


Why housing disrepair claims against councils have leapt by nearly 400%

Housing disrepair claims against councils have surged dramatically in recent years, with some areas reporting increases approaching a staggering 400%.


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