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Compensating victims of terror

Damian Horan argues that it is essential the government treat all those affected by terrorism equitably, regardless of the form of terror used against them

The cyber-smart solicitor

Andrew Lloyd explains what lawyers need to know to protect themselves online

LegalTech: AI enters the legal realm

What does new technology for the legal services market mean for the role of junior lawyers, wonders James Kitching

CMS embroiled in £65m negligence claim

Businessman claims world's sixth largest law firm has breached solicitors code

Is probate facing a revolution?

Technology improves efficiency for probate practices without losing humanity, says Simon Farthing

Claimant lawyers resigned to discount rate change

Rate expected to move to between 1 and 1.5 per cent, a survey of solicitors finds

A position of trust

Despite what you read in the Daily Mail , lawyers hold a position of trust in society, says Kerry Underwood

Refuse workers win overtime pay case against Veolia

Waste management firm claimed 'Brexit legal uncertainty' behind non-payment