Law Firm Merger and Re-structuring
Brabners
A certified B Corp with award-winning sustainability credentials, we seek to demonstrate that business can bring about positive change by being innovative, diverse and responsible.
R&R Solutions
R&R Solutions helps retiring and restructuring solicitors withdraw from specific sectors of the legal market, whilst ensuring 100% of the recoverable WIP value is retained by the law firm. We work alongside solicitors, accountants, restructuring lawyers and restructuring specialists to… Read More
Acquira Professional Services
TO SELL OR NOT TO SELL? / TO BUY OR NOT TO BUY? The opportunity has arisen to take a step back and assess the future of your law firm. Without any distractions. What may present as the right course… Read More
Recovery First Limited
Specialist service provider for law firms looking to exit entirely or exit a given area of the legal services market. The services provided by Recovery First Limited were launched at the start of 2013 to coincide with the changes to… Read More
Lockton Companies LLP
Lockton are specialists in providing solicitors of England and Wales with professional indemnity insurance solutions. Our extensive access to leading PII insurers is complemented by a full suite of insurance and risk advisory services.
Miller Insurance Services LLP
Supporting solicitors throughout the PI insurance lifecycle. Choosing the right professional indemnity (PI) policy is one of the most important decisions a law firm can make. It protects your business and offers you peace of mind.
O’Connors
O’Connors is a firm of business lawyers and advisers that helps clients accomplish extraordinary and lasting results.
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Judging proportionate risk requires confidence. Do law firms have it?
As of 30 June 2026, the money laundering regulations have been updated again, this time to make the regime more proportionate and addressing unnecessary over-compliance.
Is clients’ use of AI destroying legal privilege?
Much has been written about the risks of lawyers misusing AI. However, in my view, the greater challenge lies elsewhere: the routine use of AI by clients themselves.
Does the Lloyd review mark the end of the Legal Services Act?
The Legal Services Board often generates eye-rolls and irritation from the leaders of the frontline regulators it oversees and of the representative bodies attached to them.
