LF Events

What is the future of your PI practice? Are you thriving in the post-Civil Liability Act world? Do you need to build up your non-RTA practice or move away from personal injury and into other consumer claims altogether? These are the themes of this year’s PI Futures conference, back in person for the first time since 2019.

2021’s Innovation Conference discussed a range of topics, including new ways to approach legal practice, consolidation in the market, digital services, funding innovation and the commitment to doing business ethically.

This year’s Innovation Conference discussed a range of topics, including new ownership models for firms, different ways of delivering services, and the opportunities of unregulated providers

This year’s PI Futures Conference focused on the Civil Liability Act reforms and their anticipated effect on the market from April 2020.

The settling-in period for the SRA’s new Standards & Regulations will no doubt give us plenty more to write about, especially as it does more than its predecessors to enable new ways for solicitors to practise.

Change has been a constant for civil and commercial litigators in recent times, and 2019 and the years ahead promise no let-up.

At the 8th Legal Futures Innovation Conference, the Legal Services Board unveiled the findings of its Innovation in Legal Services report, the most comprehensive review yet published of what innovation in the legal market looks like and how it is developing.

PI Futures 2018 took place as the Civil Liability Bill was passing through Parliament, and delegates heard from those involved in putting the claimant case to politicians and discussed the impact on lawyers, claims companies, medical reporting organisations, funders and others involved in the industry.

This years’ Innovation Conference saw a rich variety of entrepreneurs and forward-thinkers share their visions for the future of legal services. Topics included chatbots, acquisition vehicles, multi-disciplinary businesses and new regulation.

Our fifth PI Futures event saw an expert line up to debate the current state of the reform process and what firms can do about it if it does goes ahead, plus a great session on the hot topic of the moment – holiday sickness claims and the opportunity to quiz the Regulators.