Legal system is failing ‘ordinary people’
Research has found that 58% of people in England and Wales think the legal system is not set up for ordinary people.
30 May 2019
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Regulatory fee reduction announced by CLC
The Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC) has announced plans to reduce the regulatory fees imposed on CLC practices next year to an ev
9 September 2019
Regulation: a catalyst for innovation?
Alison Hook queries whether regulation is the stumbling block between the profession and a meaningful legal technology breakthrough
28 August 2019
The march of the niche law firm
What induces specialist solicitors to leave large firms and set up small niche, boutique practices? Nicola Laver reports
22 August 2019
The ‘Corbygeddon’ effect
The upsurge in wealthy clients seeking advice on moving money abroad means a greater appetite for legal advice on wealth protection in a matrimonial context, says Pippa Allsop
22 August 2019
Is it possible to Monzo law?
We returned to the pros and cons of legal technology in the June/July issue, as the industry continues to wrestle with the critical balance between automation and personal legal provision.
14 August 2019
Why ADR methods can never replace the true justice of legal aid
Proposals for a ‘third way’ to resolve low level family disputes involving children through an ADR model are doomed for lack of funding, says David Kirwan
8 August 2019
No deal Brexit to cost Britain a future generation of lawyers and £3.5 billion in legal work
A no-deal Brexit could cost Britain’s legal services sector £3.5 billion’s worth of work – ten per cent more than an orderly Brexit, according to the Law Society.
6 August 2019
SMEs lose out as legal system set up for big business, says research
Up to 2.4m small and medium sized businesses (SMEs), start-ups and the self-employed are being let down by the legal system and could be falling into a legal gap, according to research just publish
29 July 2019
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