Category: UK News

[ad_1] The primary assets (and therefore value) of a law firm (knowledge, experience and reputation) are usually inextricably linked with its people (both partners and employees). ‘People’ will

[ad_1] The Digital Conveyancing Maturity Index revealed the average digital maturity of law firms across England and Wales is just 43%. If that sounds surprising, then knowing only

[ad_1] The low down Pressure is mounting on building owners whose stock does not meet minimum energy efficiency standards. These standards, required for new lets, will soon apply

[ad_1] ‘When we did our weekly shop together, we drove to a supermarket the other side of London, we used separate trolleys, kept a distance from each other,

[ad_1] We have now moved firmly into the new year, and businesses across the board will be taking time to regroup and plan for 2023, thinking about how

[ad_1] In 1939 Edward A. Bell wrote his memoirs. These Meddlesome Attorneys is an account which takes the reader from Bell’s childhood as a solicitor’s son, to his

[ad_1] The low down The economic disparities between the UK’s richest and poorest regions blight lives and damage the country’s competitiveness. A government commitment to ‘levelling up’ was

[ad_1] Hassam and Another v Rabot and Others [2023] EWCA Civ 19, which involved two road traffic accidents, came before the Court of Appeal because of a question

[ad_1] ‘One problem I see often is that victims of modern slavery who are fortunate enough to have representation are represented by a number of solicitors – one

[ad_1] It is trite practice that commencing legal proceedings should be the last option. Parties should explore, wherever possible, alternative means of resolving their dispute.  To that end,