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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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17 December 2025

Divorce escrow: asset sales before final settlement
When significant matrimonial assets are sold before a final financial order is agreed, holding the proceeds safely and neutrally can present real practical challenges.
15 December 2025

AML lacks clarity – and standards are suffering
If firms are buckling under the pressure of AML regulations, subject to ever-increasing fines, then something is clearly not working as it should be.
12 December 2025

The power of participation for trainees and apprentices
It’s important as a trainee or an apprentice to get involved in the life of your firm – even under the pressure of discovering how to navigate professional life and now the demands of the SQE.
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- 18/12/2025
AML update – December 2025
- 18/12/2025
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ARAG appoints experienced sustainability manager to new role
How to eliminate your compliance challenges
Future-proofing law firms: practical lessons on resilience, growth, and leadership
CEL Solicitors advises on suspected £20 million Basis Markets fraud
What could 2026 bring for residential conveyancers?
Volume of property owned by overseas companies doubles in a decade
Electronic wills: Opportunity or undue influence?








