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Artificial intelligence to change the future of legal work

'The legal market is going to change dramatically,' warns Karl Chapman

Riverview Law invests in artificial intelligence research

Partners with University of Liverpool to further automate legal work

A new set of toys

Only time will tell if the chancellor's pensions revamp was a wise and calculated decision or a reckless short-term vote winner, but from a financial advisers point of view nothing has really changed. Advisers just have more tools at their disposal now, says Steve Hennessy

Labour MP calls for national legal service

Access to justice needs to be engrained in the public's conscience, much like the NHS, says Austin Mitchell

Box-ticking and ticking over

Iolanda Guiu discusses why firms are insistent on performing inefficiently

Lord Chancellor's 'pitiful creature' SARAH Bill survives latest attack

'Monument to Grayling' clears its final hurdle in the House of Lords as it passes third reading

Family law: what to expect in 2015

Josh McEvoy takes a look at the year ahead in family law and predicts that practitioners are in for another eventful year

Is 'divorce day' just a self-fulfilling prophecy?

Lawyers queue up to be quoted on anecdotes not truths