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2026
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– February
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- Business fatigue to AI will risk job security
- Strike-off for advocate who lied about arriving after court hearing
- Legal Ombudsman receives record number of complaints
- No misconduct by judge who wrongly jailed barrister
- Justice system “should not be funded by client money”
- ILCA schemes “work really efficiently around the world”
- Legal Services Board faces first review in nine years
- Global justice “dominated by men from high-income countries”
- Two law firm workers banned from profession after theft convictions
- On good authority? GenAI and the reputational risks to law firms
- Broadfield model delivers international growth in first year
- High Court rejects abuse claim against data breach lawyers
- Barrister disbarred over bid to avoid paying chambers rent
- Health-justice partnerships “vital” to help marginalised groups
- ILCA: Law firms will look to hold money outside of client accounts
- Law firm wins limitation argument over negligence claims
- Barrister disbarred for sexually assaulting child
- LawCare busier than ever in “uncertain and demanding times”
- Why this is the year for law firms to embrace generative AI
- Government presses ahead with HMRC register plan for conveyancers
- Platform aims to ensure clients “genuinely understand” their costs
- Lawyers making “fewer but better” complaints to FOS
- Judge rejects disbarred barrister’s appeal over immigration firm
- Client account interest is not spare change
- The formula for finance-enabled business development
- Leveson: Number of criminal legal aid firms is “unsustainable”
- SRA intervenes into 11 firms making up PM Law group
- Law firm can go ahead with Legal Ombudsman judicial review
- AI to create “dividing line between innovative and conservative firms”
- SRA and FCA warn over multiple representation and termination fees
- Confusion reigns as 600-person law firm group suddenly shuts
- Tribunal criticises City firm’s recruitment process but rejects bias claim
- Eight out of 10 conveyancing firms using AI
- PLC’s actions in defending claim “commercially amoral”, says judge
- Whistleblowing guidance for in-house lawyers – a call to arms
- Cost of SRA investigation and enforcement work soars to £23m
- In-house lawyer who lied on CVs to “create a persona” struck off
- Fine for law firm that allowed $23m to go through client account
- PE-backed law firm takes over top insurance company’s ABS
- The importance of benchmarking reports – and lessons on profitability
- MoJ client account interest plan a “stealth tax on legal services”
- Tribunal: AI use adds to doubts over would-be lawyer’s integrity
- City law firm suing ex-client over “defamatory” emails
- Lawyers worried about impact of AI on training next generation
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