[ad_1] Next Steps: Measured Pilots, Clearer Governance From our work with a number of small and medium sized law firms and Law Society members, most are planning next

[ad_1] Richard Atkinson addressed solicitors and ‘distinguished guests’ on Monday 23 June, at the Law Society’s ‘Hall’. As the Society’s current president, he reflected at the bicentenary event

[ad_1] While there can be no doubt that the face of dispute resolution in England has changed radically with the Court of Appeal decision in Churchill v Merthyr

[ad_1] Talha Jamil Ahmad  Application 12662-2024 Admitted 2014 Hearing 25 March 2025 Reasons 15 April 2025 The SDT ordered that the respondent should be suspended from practice for

[ad_1] The recent decision in Federal Government of Nigeria & Anor v Williams [2025] EWHC 1096 (Comm) is a powerful reminder that the English court must strike a

[ad_1] In two recent cases the court was asked to consider the scope of without prejudice privilege (WPP) – can WPP attach to documents connected with settlement negotiations

[ad_1] Waller-Edwards (Appellant) v One Savings Bank Plc (Respondent) [2025] UKSC (22) has brought much-needed lucidity to the application of the Etridge protocol as regards non-commercial relationships involving

[ad_1] In Kindertons Ltd v Murtagh [2024] EWHC 471 (KB), which we examined in a July 2024 article (see tinyurl.com/29jetu66), the High Court upheld a non-party costs order

[ad_1] Lexis+ AI doesn’t seek to reinvent your workflow, but rather eliminate the small delays that quietly erode law firm productivity. For many, this is where the real

[ad_1] Small and medium sized law firms are at a pivotal moment in the adoption of generative AI, yet most remain cautious, even as client expectations surge. Surveys