Practice Management


Another Fletchers deal as regional firms kick off 2024 M&A activity

24 January 2024

Fletchers Group, the serious injury law firm owned by private equity, has continued its expansion by taking on the once-core motorbike work of Macclesfield firm Thorneycroft.


Leading North-East law firm joins growing B Corp movement

23 January 2024

Regional law firm Muckle, based in Newcastle, has become the first in the North-East to become a certified B Corporation, changing its LLP agreement as part of the move.


Latest law firm B Corp prepares for bar to get higher

9 January 2024

Kent law firm Cripps has secured B Corporation certification, one of the biggest law firms to do so, and said it would have to keep improving to meet a “higher bar”.


AI could transform law firm billing “beyond recognition”

4 January 2024

Artificial intelligence could transform law firm billing “beyond recognition” as the time taken to complete tasks becomes “almost irrelevant”, a report has predicted.


Firms urged to address culture as large losses “trend up”

4 January 2024

Large losses at law firms have been “trending up” and firms should look at their culture to address often simple errors caused by stress, pressure or fatigue, a professional indemnity insurer has said.


Axiom growth based on financially troubled firms, say administrators

2 January 2024

Axiom Ince’s history of consolidating law firms with financial issues saw its turnover quadruple in just three years even before the Ince & Co and Plexus Law deals, its joint administrators have revealed.


Generative AI has turned legal tech adoption “on its head”

14 December 2023

The arrival of generative AI has turned the process of legal tech purchasing and adoption “on its head”, the head of innovation and legal technology at national firm Addleshaw Goddard has said.


Law firm innovator takes practice forward as unregulated firm

11 December 2023

Law firm innovator Alice Stephenson has turned her business into an unregulated practice, citing problems with HM Revenue & Customs and the costs of running a regulated law firm.


Hull practice becomes one of largest employee-owned firms to date

7 December 2023

Hull-based Hudgell Solicitors has become one of the largest law firms to date to become employee owned, after founder Neil Hudgell decided to transfer the majority of shares to an EOT.


Law firm entitled to fire trainee who forwarded emails to private account

5 December 2023

A law firm was entitled to summarily dismiss a trainee solicitor who forwarded client-related emails to a private email account, an employment tribunal has ruled.

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