Data page – March 2026 – Law Gazette – Features
The latest data page figures, compiled by Moneyfacts, are now available. – Read More
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Why mobile-first onboarding is better – Legal Futures
When it comes to onboarding, your clients want to do everything online. They want it quickly. They want it instantly. And they want to do it on their phone. The…
Do you have what it takes to be a solicitor apprentice? – Legal Cheek
The Legal Cheek team break down the meteoric rise of the TC alternative — listen now Just ten years ago you could count the number of City firms offering solicitor…
Former Knights paralegal barred for stalking – Legal Cheek
Criminal damage too A senior paralegal has been barred from working in the legal profession after being convicted of stalking offences and criminal damage. Gemma Clarke, who worked as a…
Monday morning round-up – Legal Cheek
The top legal affairs news stories from this morning and the weekend How AI is reshaping the business of law (£) Kennedys boss orders partners to tackle sexual harassment (£)…
A new era of legal operations – Legal Futures
What we are seeing in the UK legal market is extraordinary change that will greatly influence how firms operate and compete for years to come. The post A new era…
Legal Ombudsman names eight firms over “serious” service failures – Legal Futures
A Liverpool law firm ordered to bear the cost of redeeming a client’s mortgage because of mistakes made in a conveyancing matter is among eight named by the Legal Ombudsman.…
City firm’s conduct of dispute with senior lawyer “verges on bullying” – Legal Futures
The “disproportionately aggressive and unnecessary” behaviour of Clyde & Co in a dispute with one of its senior lawyers in Dubai “verges on bullying”, the High Court has ruled. The…
Law firm wrongly paid out £2.5m of client monies, High Court rules – Legal Futures
A law firm paid away £2.5m in client monies without instruction and also forged its client’s signature on multiple documents, the High Court has decided. The post Law firm wrongly…
Junior solicitor lied about applying for grants of probate – Legal Futures
A junior solicitor who told clients, colleagues and others that she had submitted applications for grants of probate when she had not, has been struck off. The post Junior solicitor…
Contempt: Prejudice in pixels – Law Gazette – Features
How can contempt law be adapted for the digital age? Sian Harrison reports on a growing challenge to the justice system. – Read More
What is judicial review and what is it for? – Law Gazette – Features
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Who pays when private treatment goes wrong? – Law Gazette – Features
Clinical negligence. – Read More
Family court proceedings – time for a rethink? – Law Gazette – Features
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Firms must know who they are to win top talent – Law Gazette – Features
Recruitment. – Read More