For many firms, connecting the dots between clicks, leads, and conversions is still a challenge. Perfect Portal’s Campaign Tracking tool helps firms make smarter, data-driven decisions that improve ROI and…
Congratulations to WOLLENS, winners of the DASLS 2024/2025 Challenge Cup After a longer than usual season, we were delighted to finish with padel ball, a new event for the Challenge…
Challenge Cup 4th Round – WOLLENS win Padel Ball The final round of the DASLS Challenge Cup took place at City Padel in Exeter on the 6th November 2025. 6…
Bar and smaller firms urged to follow lead of corporate law Interview travel costs campaigner Ellie Hecht Essex Court Chambers has agreed to pay interview travel costs as part of…
Private equity-backed Fletchers Group has moved outside of injury work for the first time by buying leading family law firm Rayden Solicitors. The post PE-backed serious injury firm makes big…
The Law Society is to go ahead with a ballot of the membership on increasing the threshold for calling an SGM – even though its council has withdrawn support for…
The fee-earner at the heart of the Mazur ruling is a ‘senior litigation executive’ who was suspended indefinitely as a solicitor 17 years ago, the SRA has revealed. The post…
HM Land Registry will have “automated almost all simple requests to change the register” by 2035, offering “a near-instant service” for home buying and selling. The post Land Registry “will…
Writing exclusively for Legal Cheek, Solicitor General Ellie Reeves says Pro Bono Week is a reminder of what the legal profession does so well Pro bono work is an essential…
New Legal Cheek research tracks eight years of data from leading City law firms to see how training contract numbers have fared The number of training contracts (TCs) on offer…
The managing director of a Kent law firm with roots going back to 1781 has described its move to employee ownership as “a way of saying we are not for…
The number of housing disrepair claims made against local councils has increased almost five-fold this decade but the picture for legal costs is more mixed. The post FOI data shows…
A solicitor who lied to his client, his law firm, the Home Office and an MP after failing to make submissions in an asylum claim has been struck off. The…
A centralised ‘risk and intelligence hub’ should be created and accessible to all regulators to flag up law firms showing early signs of systemic failure. The post Regulators should have…
When I take the bus into Manchester city centre, there is a huge billboard advertising something that wouldn’t have been so prevalent years before: housing disrepair claims. The post Evidence…