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Many lawyers could not do their jobs without the support of paralegals and for law firms to remain competitive, paralegals ...
The LSB should introduce an “overriding” ethical duty for lawyers, much like the overriding objective in civil procedure, the ...
Arbitrators who use artificial intelligence in their decisions have been warned against “cognitive inertia” in new guidelines ...
Expanding the remit of public inquiries to award compensation, prefer criminal indictments and recommend regulatory sanctions ...
Judges have failed to acknowledge the “clear” problem of bullying and harassment among some on the bench, Baroness Harriet ...
The president of the King’s Bench Division today issued a stark warning to lawyers about the serious consequences they will ...
The Civil Justice Council has recently published a comprehensive set of recommendations for reform of the litigation funding ...
The Octopus Group, the £13bn financial services and energy business, claims it is now the second largest estate planning ...
A former employee of Linklaters has been made subject to controls on his future employment in the profession over “serious ...
The Law Society of Scotland has declined to confirm when it will introduce alternative business structures now that all ...
Being on the barrister team for public inquiries can “stifle career development” despite the prestige if there is little ...
As more solicitors choose to work as consultants, a concerning contractual trend has emerged – the passing of professional ...