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Law firm offers SMEs £17.50 AI contract reviews

A business law firm is offering SMEs contract reviews conducted entirely by artificial intelligence, costing just £17.50 for simple agreements.

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Tribunal fines solicitor for source of funds and lender failures

A solicitor has been fined £7,500 for failing to carry out source of funds checks and keep lenders properly updated about where purchase money was coming from.

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Paralegal to appeal after SDT refused adjournment for representation

A paralegal denied an adjournment by the SDT so she could be legally represented – even though the SRA backed one – is to appeal the ban that followed the hearing.

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Judge given formal advice after creating “hostile environment”

A controversial employment judge has been issued with formal advice for misconduct after he was found to have created a “hostile environment” for a party.

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Court issues restraint order over LiP’s pursuit of law firm

The High Court has imposed a civil restraint order on a litigant in person who made “numerous meritless applications” as part of a claim against his former solicitors.

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Property Ombudsman fires warning over conditional selling

The Property Ombudsman has told home buyers to stand up for themselves in the face of estate agency pressure to use a preferred conveyancer or other service provider.

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Revealed: SRA withdraws complaints-handling rule changes

The Solicitors Regulation Authority has suddenly withdrawn proposed rule changes to improve how solicitors handle complaints from approval by the Legal Services Board.

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Law firm granted injunction following major disclosure error

A London law firm has been granted an injunction for the return of thousands of confidential and privileged documents that it disclosed by mistake to the opposing side in litigation.

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Tribunal “right” to take Sidhu’s status into account in disbarment

The tribunal that disbarred Jo Sidhu KC was “certainly not wrong” to regard his status as rendering his conduct towards a mini-pupil particularly serious, the High Court has ruled.

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LSB names chief executive as BSB starts search for a new one

The Legal Services Board has named Richard Orpin as its new chief executive, having been acting up in the role for the last six months.

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