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Independent law firms gain global strength

A report reveals how independent law firms are thriving by leveraging agility, collaboration and trusted networks.

Policing commitments need savings and reform

The National Audit Office report highlights significant challenges in police productivity amid growing financial pressures and evolving demands

Sheffield Hallam reverses research ban

Sheffield Hallam University has pledged to protect academic freedom after initially restricting research on forced labour in China

AI as a tool for pro bono

With Pro Bono Week approaching, Julian Taylor of Simmons & Simmons discusses AI's impact on legal services transforming how the legal profession assists those in need through innovative technology

British businesses showcase legal services abroad

British businesses are promoting UK-Canada legal services, aiming to boost exports and economic growth

Super-complaint highlights privacy concerns for victims

A super-complaint filed by the Centre for Military Justice raises serious concerns over Service Police access to victims’ emails and browsing history

Marriage reform or marriage risk?

The Ministry of Justice’s proposed wedding law overhaul aims to modernise marriage, but could it also invite exploitation and confusion?

Clarion appoints sports law expert Geoff Cunningham

National law firm Clarion has appointed Geoff Cunningham as Partner to enhance its sports law team