Practice Management


Law firm turns four-day week pilot into permanent fixture

4 July 2024

One of the very few UK law firms to trial a four-day week has now formally adopted it after a successful pilot that proved a “massive attraction” to potential recruits. 


Partner underperformance hitting many law firms’ profitability

2 July 2024

Partner underperformance remains an issue for most law firms and continues to affect profitability “significantly”, according to new research.


West Midlands ‘supercluster’ aims to drive forward lawtech

26 June 2024

Plans to boost innovation and the use of lawtech in the West Midlands over the next decade have been unveiled by the UK’s first professional services technology ‘supercluster’.


Senior legal managers speak out on menopause challenges

21 June 2024

Women with senior management roles in the legal world have spoken out on how the menopause has affected them in the workplace in a bid to build a new movement.


Private equity-owned law firms progress acquisition strategies

19 June 2024

One private equity-owned law firm has unveiled its latest acquisition, while another has announced a re-financing deal so it can buy more firms.


Law firm fails to strike out former partner’s unfair prejudice petition

19 June 2024

Well-known London litigation firm Candey has failed in a bid to strike out an unfair prejudice claim brought by a former partner.


Law firm moves staff to four-day week

18 June 2024

A law firm specialising in family and commercial work has seen fee income rise after introducing a four-day week. Staff are paid 100% of salary and their financial targets have not changed.


SRA issues M&A warning to law firm buyers and sellers

18 June 2024

Solicitors have been warned by their regulator about undertaking adequate due diligence on mergers and acquisitions and putting client interests first when striking the deal.


One in four SME law firms yet to embrace SQE

18 June 2024

More than a quarter of SME law firms (27%) have not yet embraced the Solicitors Qualiying Exam, and nearly a half are not offering solicitor apprenticeships, research has found.


Law firm fails with defamation claim over Trustpilot reviews

14 June 2024

A law firm has failed in a defamation action over negative reviews about it on Trustpilot, with the High Court ruling that it could not prove they caused any financial loss.

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