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Experts call for urgent reform of rules on taking over failing law firms
Tuesday, 25 January 2011Rules governing law firms’ ability to acquire the case loads of failing firms should both be relaxed and made more certain for the benefit of the profession and clients, insolvency and legal experts have argued.
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Blog
16 October 2026

Hybrid working and client money controls – be aware of the risks
For legal finance teams, remote working has changed how information moves, how approvals are obtained and how colleagues communicate.
15 October 2026

AI can interrogate your contracts – but are they ready for questioning?
Suppose a law firm wants to review a client’s entire real estate portfolio for risk in the leases. Not long ago, that meant a multi-week project. Today, first-pass answer can arrive in minutes.
13 October 2026

Why onboarding has become a strategic priority for law firms
One of the most influential stages of the client journey – client onboarding – often receives less strategic attention than it deserves.
Reports

The report draws on discussions from the Legal Futures Law Firm Growth Summit and explores the different routes mid-market firms are taking to achieve sustainable growth.
Associate News
Housing market remains subdued as autumn recovery fails to take hold
Successful legal tech implementation starts with people, not features
Opus 2 acquires Bundledocs to advance its position as the leader in commercial disputes software
25 Years of Redbrick Solutions: Listening, learning and making legal work better
Experts urge law firms to avoid “automating chaos” through fragmented AI use
Brabners’ Charity Foundation reaches milestone amount of £250,000 in donations
Why integrated systems are becoming more important for law firms







