Practice Management


Firms missing out with lawyers “reluctant to cross-sell”

30 July 2025

Cross-selling is the biggest missed opportunity to boost law firm profits, according to research that says lawyers fear looking too pushy.


The top 50 law firms “lack time-bound carbon reduction targets”

24 July 2025

While 48 out of the top 50 UK law firms are publicly committed to climate-related targets, only nine have disclosed time-bound carbon reduction targets by 2030 or net zero targets by 2050.


Lack of confidence “the biggest barrier to social mobility”

17 July 2025

Lack of confidence is the biggest barrier to social mobility in the law, according to a founder of the City Solicitors Horizons scheme, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this week.


Law firms “should not need diagnoses” on neurodiversity

11 July 2025

Law firms should respond to the needs of neurodivergent lawyers without requiring them to produce formal diagnoses, a senior neurodiverse solicitor has said.


PE-backed serious injury law firm unveils major acquisition

2 July 2025

Private-equity backed Fletchers Group has acquired the 80-strong serious injury practice of national firm Shoosmiths, adding three new offices in the process.


Acquisitive law firms keep up pace with slew of fresh deals

1 July 2025

This year’s M&A activity has continued with deals announced by law firms owned by employees, public shareholders and a global investment manager.


Private equity takes stake in remote-working commercial law firm

26 June 2025

A fast-growing commercial law firm whose lawyers work remotely has become the latest to take private equity backing, with LDC buying a large minority stake.


Discrimination still prevalent in profession, say women lawyers

23 June 2025

Most women in law (88%) believe sex discrimination is still prevalent in the profession, with 63% saying they had personally experienced it in the last five years.


Call for action to help small law firms adopt technology

20 June 2025

Tech adoption by small law firms is being held back by cost, uncertainty and a reluctance to invest in systems that quickly become outdated or non-compliant, according to SRA research.


Law firm prices have risen ahead of inflation since 2020

18 June 2025

Prices for basic legal services have increased by more than inflation in recent years, while law firms offering fixed costs are significantly cheaper than those giving estimates.

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