Hannah Gannagé-Stewart

Deputy Editor, Solicitors Journal

Solicitor struck off for failing to disclose information to lender

An experienced solicitor has been struck off after admitting dishonest conduct in relation to a conveyancing transaction which bore the hallmarks of potential mortgage fraud.

Fly on the wall: should your firm try live video streaming?

Broadcasting your event live showcases your credentials and builds a direct rapport with potential clients, says Karla Alexander

Elixer of youth: Rejuvenating your private client business by targeting young adults

Instead of chasing older and wealthier customers, private client lawyers should start engaging with younger generations, argues Rachel Rothwell

And the winner is...

Alan Larkin has had enough of legal awards, or maybe not

Rethinking lawtech

Jean-Yves Gilg urges lawyers to reclaim lawtech and apply its potential to the reality of practice

Former solicitor jailed for forging wills

A former solicitor has been sentenced to four years and two months in jail after admitting he forged clients' wills to cover his tracks.

Top 200 embrace thought leadership marketing

The top 200 UK law firms are producing 93 per cent more thought leadership content online in 2019 than in 2014, according to research.

GDPR one year on: from hefty fines to positive outcomes

Complying with data protection rules is not just about preventing breaches, it also enhances your engagement with clients, says Hilary Campton

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