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[ad_1] The past few weeks have seen the lawtech community meeting to discuss how to leverage innovation to succeed in a challenging business environment. There is general agreement that

[ad_1] Rachel Riley v Laura Murray The Court of Appeal’s judgment was handed down in August 2022 in Laura Murray’s appeal against the ruling of Mr Justice Nicklin

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[ad_1] The long-awaited Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) report was published on 20 October.  There were 20 recommendations; this article deals with those relating to civil

[ad_1] At the table (Clockwise from left)   Eduardo Reyes, Law Society Gazette   Andy Roscoe, Meaby & Co   Sakhjit Randhawa, Keystone Law   Owen Davies, DWSN

[ad_1] Solicitor firms engaged in conveyancing are now more vulnerable than ever to fraud and money laundering, it has emerged. This is thanks to a combination of factors.

[ad_1] What connects the teaching of climate change law, international energy law and nuclear law? The answer is little, judging by a preliminary survey of master’s degree programmes

[ad_1] Ron N, commercial partner at Janners – a firm which I had always admired – got on well with me in our interview. He suddenly turned to

[ad_1] The courts generally accord freedom of speech a sacrosanct status. Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights enshrines that freedom which, among other things, is

[ad_1] There was once a time when lawyers were criticised for being behind the rest of the world when it came to the adoption of technology. I always