SaaSpocalypse Now – Law Gazette – Features
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Private-equity backed The Barrister Group has launched a platform that will handle chambers’ operational requirements and also distribute briefs that they cannot handle. The post PE-backed barrister group launches outsourced…
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An “ethical and supportive working culture” has become “not just beneficial, but vital” to the future of law firms, a leading professional indemnity insurer has said. The post Ethical working…
A solicitor who “wasted valuable court time” by telling a recorder that he was in London when he was actually in Munich has been struck off. The post Solicitor struck…
The government has been urged to ensure that its reforms to special education needs and disabilities (SEND) provision remove “second-rate lawyers” from the system”. The post Call to cut out…
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