Practice Management


Smaller law firms eager to grow as confidence stays high

17 May 2022

The proportion of smaller law firms saying that growth by merger or acquisition is more attractive following the pandemic has increased sharply, a report has found.


Firm embraces poetry and drums in bid to stand out from the crowd

13 May 2022

A North-East practice has taken the unusual step of turning to poetry and jazz drumming in a bid to stand out from the law firm crowd, with a campaign called ‘Fearlessly Solving’.


Bar Council and Ward Hadaway become latest cyber-attack victims

27 April 2022

The Bar Council and northern law firm Ward Hadaway have become the latest in a lengthening list of legal victims of cyber-attacks.


Law Society: Covid boosted finances – and firms’ willingness to change

25 April 2022

The pandemic has taught many small and medium-sized law firms about the benefits of delivering services that suit their clients, rather than themselves, Law Society research has found.


Law firm’s net-zero office generates electricity from lifts

21 April 2022

National law firm TLT is moving next month to what could be the most environmentally friendly solicitors’ office in the UK, with ‘air-purifying’ paint and lifts which generate electricity when braking.


Purpose over profit: Profession needs “fundamental” cultural reset

24 March 2022

The pandemic has not brought about necessary cultural change in the legal profession, meaning lawyers and their firms need to fundamentally reset their values.


Booming legal market triggers talent war and salary hikes – survey

11 March 2022

The healthy state of the legal market, with law firms expanding their range of services, is leading to a talent war and rapidly rising salaries, new research has found.


Gender equality: More flexible working, less unconscious bias training

10 March 2022

The legal profession is “making progress” towards more equitable gender representation at a senior level, but there is plenty of scope for improvement, new research has found.


Exclusive: Mishcon de Reya drops B Corp status after just seven months

3 March 2022

Mishcon de Reya has withdrawn from the B Corporation initiative – for businesses that balances purpose with profit – just months after becoming only the third law firm to achieve it.


Four-day week delivers for probate firm – but staff must work hard

3 March 2022

Staff at a wills and probate business that attracted worldwide media coverage after introducing a four-day week are expected to work harder during their shorter working hours.

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