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Entries are open for the National Paralegal Awards, which is now in its fifth year.
A new data law committee formed by the City of London Law Society (CLLS) will offer the government the expertise of specialists at City law firms to ensure that data can continue to flow freely in between the United Kingdom and European Union in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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Professional services providers (ie, lawyers, surveyors, accountants, financial advisers, insurance brokers and architects) all run the risk of giving negligent advice to clients.
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Swedish fintech company Klarna has revealed that its in-house lawyers are using ChatGPT to draft time-consuming contracts, which has “massively” saved time.
The PAS provides legal advice to UK prisoners about their rights and conditions, and takes up prisoner complaints.
The Law Society of England and Wales has recommended a 2.45% salary increase for aspiring solicitors who are completing qualifying work experience or a training contract.
Claire Cooke, partner at Slaughter and May, offers a detailed insight into her time at the firm.
A Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) survey will be sent to all 10,200 SRA-regulated firms in England and Wales regarding their use of technology and innovation.
A High Court order has ruled that Michael Gove broke the law when he awarded a £560,000 covid-19 contract to a research firm he had “personal connections” with. This blog post will explain the reasons behind the ruling and how a similar situation might play out in the future.
