Hannah Gannagé-Stewart

Deputy Editor, Solicitors Journal

No more blame game: the end of 'unreasonable behaviour' divorces

No-fault divorce will help reduce conflict and speed up family proceedings, says David Kirwan

The unearthly appeal of the rule of law

Alan Larkin reflects on the theatre that is family law, where chaos forever attempts to disrupt the orderly framework of the law

Rise in drawings exceeding profits at mid-tier firms

A recent survey has revealed that 16% of respondents from mid-tier firms reported that partners' drawings exceeded profits for two consecutive years.

Should you be part of a free will-writing scheme?

Before getting involved in a charity's will scheme, make sure this is part of a focused plan on both sides, says Gary Rycroft

Taming technology and making an ally of regulation

Hart Brown's CEO Nigel Maud shares his enthusiasm for technology as a tool allowing lawyers to deliver expertise and focus on clients

Technology could level the playing field

Law firms of all sizes will soon be waking up to the benefits of AI tech, writes Rachel Rothwell

Lawyers welcome reform of divorce laws to enable no-fault divorce

The Law Society of England and Wales has welcomed the government's proposed reforms of divorce law today, after a consultation found family law practitioners to be broadly in support of the change.

Getting started with AI

Artificial intelligence has burst into the legal services sector and it's now here to stay, says Stephen Brown as he shares some practical pointers to get you going

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