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Ageism in UK and US law firms

19 April 2022

Partners reaching the mandatory retirement age often find themselves forced to challenge it as potential age discrimination and/or seek to negotiate a limited extension.


Why raising the SRA’s fining powers is good for solicitors

12 April 2022

There are many valid complaints that can be made about the Solicitors Regulation Authority, but in my view increasing its fining powers is, on balance, in the interests of all concerned.


Catalysing class actions using litigation funding

8 April 2022

The rapid growth of litigation funding has made class actions more feasible. In particular, crowd-based platforms are well placed to help catalyse meritorious class actions and ensure they are run effectively.


How tech can help firms achieve their post-pandemic goals

6 April 2022

We wanted to get a better understanding of the business priorities of legal decision-makers for 2022 and how companies use and value technology as well as which issues are shaping their plans.


Diversity of thought – why you need to think about it

1 April 2022

A McKinsey report in 2020 reaffirmed what many had already suspected – a strong business case for diversity and that this continues to strengthen over time.


Clinical negligence, a changing market – part 2

28 March 2022

The overarching objectives for everyone involved in clinical negligence needs to be reducing the number of medical incidents at the same time as improving patient experience and reducing costs.


Recruiting, managing and celebrating neurodiverse lawyers

24 March 2022

In a society where diversity and inclusivity are the current buzz words, law firms that have embraced neurodiversity are already reaping the benefits of this modern approach to practising law.


What the metaverse means for lawyers

22 March 2022

Computer geeks will tell you that the next big thing in technology is the metaverse, a kind of digital virtual space that exists in cyberspace and uses virtual reality headsets to access.


The pitfalls of professional negligence claims

18 March 2022

Arguments about scope of duty and limitation can mean a professional negligence claim is worth less than expected or nothing at all, while contractual provisions can still operate to cut it down.


Five key areas of commercial litigation for 2022

17 March 2022

I like to get my crystal ball out each year and look at what may be the key trends in commercial litigation. For 2022, insolvency, professional negligence, media, financial mis-selling and Covid look key.

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Law firms need to go beyond document checks

At the root of every failed compliance review is a familiar phrase: a calm assertion of “but we did a document check”.


How you respond to mistakes matters more than the mistakes themselves

Mistakes in legal practice are inevitable. What truly differentiates well-run firms from those that stumble is not whether mistakes occur, but how they are handled when they do.


Litigation finance is not one product. It’s a strategy

Across the consumer claims market, litigation finance has developed into a broader set of funding options that can support different stages of a case.


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