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The power of pro bono: UK Pro Bono Week reveals 2024 themes

Sacrifice some of your profits to help others, it will bring great benefits to the community which you serve and crucially raise the reputation of the legal profession - Win win!

Civil legal aid providers at breaking point

Frontier Economics has worked with providers of housing and family legal aid, who are a mix of not-for-profit organisations and private solicitor practices, to understand in-depth their operating model and financial situation

Clarke Willmott advises on acquisition of women’s football agency Volante Sports

The Bristol firm has successfully advised global sports, music, and entertainment agency Wasserman on its acquisition

Christopher & Lee Ong's IP practice evolves to embrace intangible assets and emerging technologies

This move underlines CLO's commitment to addressing the evolving challenges and opportunities in the realms of digital assets, online content, big data, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence (AI)

New Law Society president brings In-House perspective

Susan Murray, a seasoned National Health Service solicitor, has commenced her tenure as President of the Law Society of Scotland. Susan, who has served nearly 40 years with the NHS and is currently a Senior Solicitor in the Litigation Department of the Scottish Health Service’s Central Legal Office

Bevan Brittan bolsters housing team with senior hire

Rebecca Gibson joins as a Legal Director from Trowers & Hamlins and will be based in London, working across the firm’s national client base

Fostering win-win client-counsel relationships in times of unprecedented change

A 'back to basics' approach focusing on value, transparency, and partnership helps firms and clients navigate technological disruptions and align expectations for mutually beneficial relationships

Greater support for neurodivergent offenders in bid to cut crime

Specialist staff now support neurodivergent offenders in all public prisons across England and Wales