Practice Management


Multi-office firm fell into administration after sale fell through

11 May 2026

West of England law firm BLB Solicitors was forced into administration after a sale fell through at a late stage, its administrators have revealed.


Solicitors start again after selling firm to multi-disciplinary group

8 May 2026

A husband-and-wife team whose law firm was bought by a professional services group a year ago have struck out on their own again with a new platform law firm.


HF “did not need its private equity backer” for major acquisition

6 May 2026

National insurance and commercial law firm HF did not need the private equity investment it received in 2024 to buy health and social care specialists Hempsons, a deal unveiled yesterday.


Listed law firm’s revenue grows by 18% as it rolls out agentic AI

30 April 2026

AIM-listed Keystone Law has reported revenue growth of almost 18% to over £115m in its latest annual financial results, while the AIIC Group has also announced strong growth.


Major PE-backed law firms unveil latest acquisitions

28 April 2026

Two fast-growing private equity-backed law firms in the North-West have unveiled acquisitions to boost their Court of Protection and personal injury practices respectively.


Hourly billing not dead, says firm offering fixed-rate subscription

27 April 2026

A fast-growing law firm has launched a subscription service for SMEs that focuses solely on fixing hourly rates – starting at £250 an hour for clients that sign up for a year.


AI playing “vital role” in managing legal aid work

23 April 2026

AI is fast becoming a vital part of how law firms can afford to carry out legal aid work, according to the practice director of the country’s largest legal aid practice.


Exclusive: PE-backed Manchester firm lays out major growth plans

20 April 2026

A Manchester-based law firm backed by private equity investment wants to at least triple in size over the next two years and is planning for multiple acquisitions by the end of 2026.


Clients expect lawyers to give them “at least weekly updates”

20 April 2026

The vast majority of clients expect their lawyers to update them “at least” weekly and also provide same-day responses to queries, research has found.


SME law firms reduce reliance on client account interest

16 April 2026

SME law firms performed strongly last year, making good profits without relying on client account interest and controlling their overheads well, according to new research.

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