Legal system is failing ‘ordinary people’
Research has found that 58% of people in England and Wales think the legal system is not set up for ordinary people.
30 May 2019
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Trickle down or drying out?
Technological innovation will only improve access to justice if lawtech initiatives are properly funded, says Alan Larkin
14 August 2019
Is it possible to Monzo law?
We returned to the pros and cons of legal technology in the June/July issue, as the industry continues to wrestle with the critical balance between automation and personal legal provision.
14 August 2019
Game Over: death in the digital age
There are many practical issues to consider when planning for a client’s ‘digital death’, as Matthew Duncan explains
31 July 2019
Minding the legal access gap
Tech innovators have been challenged to make legal support more accessible through new technology but can lawtech effectively close the access to justice gap? Nicola Laver reports
17 July 2019
Rethinking lawtech
Jean-Yves Gilg urges lawyers to reclaim lawtech and apply its potential to the reality of practice
12 June 2019
Top 200 embrace thought leadership marketing
The top 200 UK law firms are producing 93 per cent more thought leadership content online in 2019 than in 2014, according to research.
12 June 2019
Does digital technology have the potential to address the ‘legal gap’?
Despite the barriers to entry for digital solutions in the SME space, Chris Gorst believe technology could transform access to justice in the UK
3 June 2019
AI: hype or help?
Artificial intelligence has already shown it can help streamline processes but it’s yet to change the way legal services are delivered – that’s the next challenge, says Sophie Brookes
14 May 2019
SRA calls on tech start-ups to apply for Legal Access Challenge
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), in partnership with innovation foundation Nesta, is calling for expressions of interest in the Legal Access Challenge.
7 May 2019
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