Shedding light on the dark web
Too many companies, including law firms, don’t concern themselves with the murky depths of the web. That’s a mistake that can prove costly, says Adam H Bloomenstein
22 August 2017
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The couple that arbitrates together…
Philip Hunter considers what a new arbitration scheme designed to avoid forum shopping will mean for international marriage disputes
22 August 2017
Law firms urged to get ‘houses in order’ over GDPR compliance
Insurance specialist sets up data protection taskforce to carry out full risk assessment
10 August 2017
Lawyers risk prosecution for failure to report suspicion of financial sanctions breaches
Treasury reporting requirements updated to include ‘independent legal professionals’
10 August 2017
What you need to know about GDPR and Privacy Shield
Julia Chain ponders what future eDiscovery considerations will arise from regulatory and information governance demands
8 August 2017
Free abortions for NI women in England
Funding to be made available through the Government Equalities Office
29 June 2017
End of an era as Grech steps down as Slaters’ CEO
Departure part of wider restructuring forced by US private equity fund
29 June 2017
March of the robots: The rise of artificial intelligence in the legal profession
Drooms is working on replacing time-demanding manual work with AI that allows analysts, sellers, and buyers – and their lawyers – to focus on executing more strategic tasks, writes Jan Hoffmeister
21 June 2017
High Court hears challenge to government’s closure of Dubs scheme
Government consultation with local authorities was ‘seriously flawed’, says human rights solicitor
20 June 2017
CMS embroiled in £65m negligence claim
Businessman claims world’s sixth largest law firm has breached solicitors code
19 June 2017
