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Please, M'lud, can we have the air con on?

Lawyers feel hot under the collar during UK heatwave

Regulators to be judged on improving consumer experience

Legal Services Board launches regulatory standards consultation inviting respondents to ensure framework is 'fit for purpose'

Queen's Speech 2017: Lawyers react to government's priorities

Rolling coverage as the legal sector analyses Theresa May's legislative agenda

Government to go ahead with 'scandalous' whiplash reforms

Claimant lawyers promise to fight and influence Civil Liability Bill

Introduction of new electronic bill of costs delayed

Costs lawyers warn solicitors not to avoid the inevitable

Conveyancers reignite push for leasehold reform

Housing minister invited to discuss proposals for a 21st century leasehold process

Swansea solicitor loses employment claim against legal aid firm

Constructive dismissal, age discrimination, and breach of contract claims dismissed by tribunal

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