Practice Management


PE-backed Midlands law firm makes first acquisition

4 March 2026

The law firm at the centre of Adeptio Law Group – created in late 2024 by private equity firm Horizon Capital to enact a ‘buy and build’ strategy – has made its first acquisition.


ABS’s network aims to fill gap in market for overseas legal advice

3 March 2026

An ABS set up by an ex-Premier League footballer has launched a network to provide UK law firms with access to “trusted” legal advice from lawyers in other countries.


Employment law changes “could reduce mobility of senior solicitors”

2 March 2026

Shortening of the time limit and abolition of the cap on compensation for unfair dismissal will make law firms sharpen their procedures before dismissing staff.


PE-backed barrister group launches outsourced service for chambers

27 February 2026

Private-equity backed The Barrister Group has launched a platform that will handle chambers’ operational requirements and also distribute briefs that they cannot handle.


Ethical working cultures “vital” for law firms, indemnity insurer says

27 February 2026

An “ethical and supportive working culture” has become “not just beneficial, but vital” to the future of law firms, a leading professional indemnity insurer has said.


Investment in UK lawtech hit new record last year

26 February 2026

Investment in UK lawtech companies continues to rise rapidly, hitting a record £189m last year, a 35% jump on the previous year’s record, according to new research.


City firm sets out which types of client it will not act for

17 February 2026

The founder of a City law firm specialising in employment and commercial disputes has described how it declines to pitch for work with clients deemed “controversial or ineligible”.


Private equity commits to Fletchers and backs Higgs’ first acquisition

16 February 2026

The private equity backer of serious injury law firm Fletchers has committed to another four or five years after announcing a continuation fund transaction.


Global justice “dominated by men from high-income countries”

11 February 2026

Global justice is “disproportionately shaped” by high-income countries like the UK and USA, with men making up the majority of top office-holders – particularly in the legal profession.


Broadfield model delivers international growth in first year

10 February 2026

Broadfield – the new international law firm supported by a global management consultancy – has achieved a lot in its first year but there is much more to do, according to its UK managing partner.

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