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Exclusive: SRA authorises first AI-only law firm

The Solicitors Regulation Authority has for the first time authorised a law firm whose offering is solely provided by an AI-powered litigation assistant.

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Mahmood: SSB and Axiom Ince show need for Legal Services Board

The collapses of SSB Law and Axiom Ince indicate a continuing need for the Legal Services Board despite the government’s focus on cutting red tape, the Lord Chancellor said last week.

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Rebuke for solicitor who made baseless perjury threat

A solicitor who emailed an opposing litigant after they instructed lawyers and made baseless threats of perjury against them has been rebuked.

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Judge strikes down Trump’s “unconstitutional” order targeting law firm

A US judge has ruled that the executive order by President Donald Trump aimed at the law firm that acted for Hillary Clinton amounted to “unconstitutional retaliation”.

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IL4U wins summary judgment in claim brought by founder law firms

A claim brought by original law firm members of the Injury Lawyers 4U marketing collective over pricing changes made by its new owners has been thrown out.

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City giant seeks to shift blame for errors that cost client £83m

City giant A&O Shearman can make the argument that others were to blame for a mistake that has so far cost its client Nationwide £83m, the High Court has ruled.

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Investor points to law firm’s potential in opposing Anexo bid

The proposed bid for Anexo Group – the listed company that owns leading law firm Bond Turner – is a “predatory attempt” to buy it at a fraction of its value, one of its investors has warned.

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SDT rejects solicitor’s “meritless” appeal over undertaking breach

The Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal has rejected an appeal by a solicitor against a fine of £7,500 imposed on him by an SRA adjudication panel, describing it as having no merit.

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High Court criticises City firm for breaching judgment embargo

A well-known City law firm has been heavily criticised by the High Court for distributing a confidential embargoed draft judgment to journalists before it was handed down.

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Jail for property solicitor who defrauded own firm of £160k

A long-serving property solicitor who defrauded a Hereford law firm out of £160,000 by diverting disbursement payments into her own bank account has been jailed for 30 months.

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