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Partnership model and billable hours hinder lawtech adoption

Partnership model and billable hours hinder lawtech adoption

Greater awareness of the potential of lawtech not matched by rate of adoption among law firms

17 February 2019
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Technology

SRA updates Enforcement Strategy

SRA updates Enforcement Strategy

The Solicitors Regulation Authority has updated its Enforcement Strategy, which explains when and how it would take action against a law firm or solicitor.

13 February 2019

Regulation Ethics, professionalism and judgement

GCs in diversity warning to law firms

GCs in diversity warning to law firms

In-house lawyers wave buying-power stick in push to increase diversity and inclusion in law firms

7 February 2019

HR & Development Career development In-house

Conveyancing Association updates fraud protocols

Conveyancing Association updates fraud protocols

The Conveyancing Association (CA) has updated its Cyberfraud and Fraud Protocol including feedback from the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC). The NCSC has used this iteration to further...

4 February 2019

Risk & Compliance Conveyancing

LSB eases pressure on Law Society over governance rules – for now

1 February 2019

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CILEx to seek complete independence for regulator

30 January 2019

Regulation Regulators

Costs ABS enters administration

28 January 2019

Legal services Costs

Legal services buyers facing ‘web of inconsistencies’

25 January 2019

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