The American Bar Association has brought legal action against the Trump administration over its “ongoing unlawful policy of intimidation against lawyers”. The post ABA seeks to put end to Trump…
The SRA is conducting another data collection exercise in respect of the Money Laundering Regulations and the Sanctions regime which commences on 7 July 2025 and closes on 15 August…
Whether you’re a lawyer wanting to up your media profile or a law firm marketer looking to refresh and update your skills, this new training programme from Black Letter Communications,…
A law firm that continued claims against defendants when it did nothing in the face of evidence that they were the wrong parties has been ordered to pay wasted costs.…
The Court of Appeal has rejected a solicitor’s challenge to judicial criticism of his “indefensible” conduct, motivated by money, in using leaked privileged material to help win an arbitration. The…
The evidence of unethical behaviour by barristers is “more limited and nuanced” than that relating to other lawyers, the Bar Council has said. The post Unethical behaviour by barristers “more…
Compensation awards secured by Windrush claimants are up to eight times higher when they have lawyers, a report has found, urging the government to fund legal representation. The post Lawyers…
Osprey Approach’s latest podcast features Kate Burt, solicitor and founder CEO of Hive Risk, who highlights how law firms can build resilience for their future success. The post How to…
OCC AI Claims Platform launches ulimited claims model – £5,995 setup and tiered monthly pricing. The post UK’s first AI claims platform: White-label, scalable, game-changing pricing appeared first on Legal…
New data from National Accident Helpline, the UK’s leading provider of personal injury services has revealed that Brits are resigned to the self-driving takeover but nearly half (39%) disagree that…
I chose to share this case because it’s a powerful reminder of the real struggles tenants face and the difference we as legal professionals can make in holding landlords to…
Credit hire organisations are the real beneficiary of claims to recover their charges and so should pay the defendants’ costs when cases fail, the Court of Appeal has ruled. The…
A Yorkshire law firm did not fail to safeguard a member of staff from her ex-partner, who had become a disgruntled client, an employment tribunal has ruled. The post Law…
Law firms are in the race to offer companies artificial intelligence (AI) assurance services, according to a specialist AI and data lawyer. The post Law firms look to offer clients…
A Kent law firm has been fined nearly £64,000 for basic anti-money laundering control breaches over many years, one of the larger penalties handed out for the failures. The post…