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[ad_1] Twenty years ago I qualified into family law and there I stayed. It is a Marmite area of law but I remained because I love to hear

[ad_1] The low down The time when professionals had to seek out a scientific paper to ascertain what climate change might mean for practice are long gone. Now

[ad_1] Neelash Mehta Application 12372-2022 Admitted 2004 Hearing 19-21 June 2023 Reasons 3 August 2023 The SDT ordered that the respondent should be struck off the roll.  While

[ad_1] As the dust has settled on hybrid working, it is crucial for law firms to overhaul their training and development programmes both to ensure the success and

[ad_1] Prior to the recent decision of FXF v (1) English Karate Federation Ltd, (2) Ishinryu Karate Association [2023] EWCA Civ 891, there was procedural uncertainty on the

[ad_1] Lawyers need to understand how to work with artificial intelligence (AI). Many clients I work with already have access to generative AI functionality akin to ChatGPT; but

[ad_1] In June the government closed its consultation on the AI white paper, containing its vision for UK regulation of AI. It is taking a bottom-up and wait-and-see

[ad_1] Since 2021, when the SQE replaced the Legal Practice Course (LPC) and training contract, progress has been made towards consistent standards and new routes into the profession.

[ad_1] The low down Electronic drugs, city hall, law firm office – or simply a more pleasant alternative to real life? These are some of the applications already

[ad_1] Prince Fomba Goba, Waqas Hassan, Syed Rafaqat Hussain and Bright Arrey-Mbi Application 12435-2023 Hearing 26-29 June 2023 Reasons 24 August 2023 The SDT ordered that the first