Practice Management


Scottish firm targets major expansion after first English acquisition

6 July 2022

An ambitious Scottish law firm has made its first move south of the border by acquiring a large conveyancing business as it looks to rapidly build a full-service offering in England.


Firm cleared of disability discrimination against senior support manager

5 July 2022

A senior manager at law firm Berrymans Lace Mawer has failed in a claim that her stress, anxiety and depression constituted a disability.


No longer just contracts – BT expands managed services partnership

28 June 2022

BT is renewing and expanding its partnership with global managed services provider Factor, in a “complete synergy” which had allowed the telecoms giant to outsource “more complex problems”.


UK law firms “leading the legal world in ESG performance”

28 June 2022

Law firms based in the UK are top of the legal world when judged by their environmental, social and governance performance, research has found.


Firms that embrace innovation will be organic growth winners

24 June 2022

It will be the law firms that embrace innovation which will maximise organic growth opportunities and create an offering that sets them apart from the competition, a new report has found.


Most female lawyers believe they will not experience pay equality

23 June 2022

Most female lawyers (84%) believe that gender pay equality will not be achieved until after they retire and that firms’ commitment is more about headlines than real change.


Leading PI specialist moves into commercial litigation

30 May 2022

The executive chairman of Winn Group – one of the country’s largest personal injury firms – has described how the firm has moved into commercial litigation for cases worth less than £100,000.


Lawyers bemoan lack of employer support over stress and burnout

24 May 2022

Nine out of ten lawyers have experienced stress or burnout at some point in their professional lives but only a fifth felt supported by their firms when they did, according to new research.


Law firms under pressure to show values in clients they take on

19 May 2022

There is increasing pressure on law firms to show their values in who they act for, and young lawyers should be part of the process of defining them, a seminar heard this week.


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.

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