Post Office live: Lawyers come back to face victims' questions ⬇️

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Profits edge up as NAHL pushes more enquiries to in-house law firm:

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March of private equity into legal sector continues with one of the biggest players buying well-established north-west firm:

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21st century justice: Law Society proposes publicly funded online legal guidance tool.

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Another long day at the #postofficeinquiry comes to an end. Revelations today about minutes being scrapped, disclosure requests dismissed as fishing expeditions and lawyers admitting bad mistakes.

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Rules of engagement with a hoarder.

Read Mother in Law's latest column here ⬇️

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Insights: Professional Development - SIFA Professional (sponsored content) ⬇️

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Generative AI is transforming legal work.

That has potentially significant ramifications for professional negligence claims and how solicitors insure themselves.

Joanna Goodman reports ⬇️

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New judge-led Transparency and Open Justice Board is to 'examine and modernise our approach to open justice', says lady chief justice:

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Interesting case from county court - a firm failed to obtain an order for costs against a former client who took it to court because she wrongly feared the firm was seeking to force the sale of her home, over which it has a charging order. Law Society Gazette
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Firm to pay costs of hearing sought by confused LiP:

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Losses mount at Rosenblatt owner after 'challenging' year:

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Legal Services Board assures ministers it is on-message with government's 'pro-innovation' approach to artificial intelligence regulation:

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