High Court judge criticises litigators’ unwillingness to co-operate – Legal Futures
A High Court judge has criticised “the instinct of litigators to object to anything proposed by the other side” when it would be better just to say ‘yes’. The post…
A High Court judge has criticised “the instinct of litigators to object to anything proposed by the other side” when it would be better just to say ‘yes’. The post…
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Misconduct reports about solicitors have risen 27% in the past year – and 58% over two years – the Solicitors Regulation Authority has revealed. The post SRA highlights spike in…
A judge has condemned HM Revenue & Customs for making the “extraordinary allegation” that a law firm would engage in abusive behaviour over listing a hearing. The post Judge rebukes…
An alternative business structure which specialises in work for the asset management industry has been acquired by a US software company. The post US company buys AI-driven ABS focused on…
Inefficient back offices are restricting growth at many small law firms and putting client relationships at risk, according to new research. The post Small law firms held back by “operational…
The ILFM has long-championed the fact that every law firm runs on the expertise of people who rarely get the recognition they deserve. The post The ILFM supports Legal Cashier…
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The government is set to legislate to transfer the anti-money laundering supervision of lawyers to the Financial Conduct Authority, it has emerged. The post Financial Services Bill will be vehicle…
A circuit judge has referred two solicitors to the Solicitors Regulation Authority for submitting hallucinated cases to the court. The post Judge refers solicitors to SRA for fake AI-generated cases…
The Judicial Conduct Investigations Office has agreed to reinvestigate allegations of bullying and intimidation against Employment Judge Philip Lancaster, in light of “significant new evidence”. The post “Significant new evidence”…
The Solicitors’ Charity has seen a sharp rise in the number of women calling on it for help, making up nearly three-quarters of all new clients in the last year.…