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The battle for talent: How regional and boutique firms compete

Ken Woffenden explains why regional and boutique firms in the UK are increasingly becoming the Achilles' heel of the Magic and Silver Circle

Looking upwards: how to implement AI in your firm

Greg Wildisen examines how AI will impact law firms and where it can be applied now

Challenges to consider when outsourcing technology

by Damian Blackburn, Director, SFLTech

The challenges of leadership are different to the challenges of management

By Andrew Hedley, Andrew Hedley Consulting  

The law: Taking centre stage in Brexit

If law students (and qualified solicitors) struggle with the operation and implementation of European laws, how will the man on the Clapham omnibus fare, asks...

Law Society: Firms should pay work experience students a minimum wage

JLD chair: In some cases, candidates we heard from appear to have been taken advantage of

SRA chief: 'Outdated' Law Society is a trade union that needs reform

Solicitors setting their own standards allows them to 'mark their own homework', says Paul Philip

Bar Council: McKenzie friends should not be allowed to charge for legal services

Ban on fee-charging McKenzie friends to protect 'vulnerable litigants' from unregulated individuals proposed