Archive

Beyond the hype: New developments in BYOD and the cloud

Jason Plant considers how legal IT is developing to enable ?greater mobile working by lawyers and their clients

Automating e-discovery: The end of lawyer input on document review?

Drew Macaulay and Olivier Aelterman consider whether artificial intelligence could fully remove human involvement in the e-discovery process

BT Law targets corporate clients after gaining ABS status

BT aims to turn legal services unit from internal cost centre to profit centre as it starts pitching for external business

High Court rejects RTA fee cut challenge

Government decision to drastically reduce recoverable costs was not unlawful

Editor's blog | Tribes at war

The LSB's assessment of the SRA's performance is an unusually brutal attack on the frontline regulator

Large law firms 'more likely to persuade SRA' that clients not at risk

Big increase in interventions on the way, intervention agent says

Secret talks: government misguided over new 'protected conversation' rules

The government's stubbornness in pushing for settlement agreements will only create more uncertainty for employers and staff, says Stephen Levinson

Abbey Protection buys Lewis Hymanson Small

Manchester firm says it will provide services on 'much larger scale'