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Law Society set to recruit “harassment advisers” to protect staff from bullies
Wednesday, 14 May 2014The Law Society’s ruling council will today consider whether a network of “harassment advisers” should be set up to crack down on bullying at Chancery Lane.
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5 August 2026

Alternative dispute resolution comes to credit hire
Following an initial pilot in 2025 that returned encouraging results, phase 2 of the GTA ADR scheme is due to begin in September 2026.
4 August 2026

Could unpredictable AI costs finally lead firms to true value pricing?
For years, the legal profession has talked of moving away from the billable hour to value-based pricing without quite managing it.
31 July 2026

Is your Google Ads budget funding your competitors’ AI visibility?
If your cost-per-click has crept up again this year, you’ve probably assumed the market simply got more expensive. That’s the wrong way to read what’s happening.
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Artificial intelligence and legal professional privilege
Ignite Specialty Risk establishes Australian operations and appoints Lucinda Stormont-Sainsbury as Head of Australian Operations
Express Solicitors appoints Luke Ettenfield-Nann as Director of M&A
System fragmentation: Disconnected systems are a compliance risk, not just an efficiency problem
BigHand acquires Ayora to accelerate AI innovation in legal pricing
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Waiting on repairs: Why solicitors are seeing more clients owed for more than just vehicle costs







