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AI adoption in legal sector risks leaving small firms behind

The digital divide in the legal sector is widening as small law firms struggle to adopt emerging AI technologies

Future-proofing long-term supply and technology contracts

Long-term agreements demand proactive risk management, ensuring contracts adapt to shifting markets, regulation and business priorities

Taylor Bracewell secures cybersecurity accreditation

Taylor Bracewell has achieved Cyber Essentials Plus accreditation through Access Legal Proclaim, reinforcing data security measures

Walkers expands London team with new lawyers

Walkers enhances its London team by welcoming three new associates, continuing their growth and client service efforts

Crypto-wallet freezing orders: promise and limits

Almost two years on, the UK’s Crypto-Wallet Freezing Orders reveal both their potential and stark limitations in practice.

Dr Christopher Day v Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust: causation standards in whistleblowing detriment claims

Employment Appeal Tribunal clarifies causation requirements for whistleblowing detriment claims under section 47B

Tribunal finds consent breach but rejects sanctions in Green Deal solar panel dispute

First-tier Tribunal rules technical regulatory breach insufficient grounds for compensation order

Druces supports RentGuarantor's AIM market debut

Druces has facilitated RentGuarantor Holdings PLC's transition to the AIM market, highlighting the firm's growth potential and innovative services for renters in the UK private sector