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The ‘mass arbitration’ phenomenon arose when US companies succeeded in convincing courts to enforce pre-dispute arbitration ...
Board member, head of children and care law and soon to be managing director at WSP Solicitors, Gloucestershire ...
London Tech Week showcased the UK's AI acumen, backed by £1bn of government funding. But digital infrastructure needs ...
Proper disclosure by the prosecution lies at the heart of any criminal trial. Without it, unused material which assists the ...
While attendance may offer some of these families a sense of voice and inclusivity, there are concerns that the practical implementation of the provision may conflict with broader efforts to improve ...
On 12 May 2025, the adjudicator resolved to intervene into the practice of the above-named solicitor who passed away in October 2009. Mr Davey was previously a partner at Lloyd & Davey, at 1a High ...
Philippe has not only had a meteoric career as an international lawyer in recent years (the Chagos Islands to name but one ...
A client in tears is a test of the balance between head and heart. How, in practice, can this delicate balance be struck?
New figures suggest that many solicitors fined by the regulator are unwilling or unable to pay up. The Solicitors Regulation ...
Allen goes into detail on having 'project', 'someday/maybe', and 'reference' folders which are really useful ideas. Do you ...
Litigation funder Innsworth Capital has opened a new front in its fight to increase its share of the landmark Mastercard ...
A pioneer in legal technology has predicted the billable hour model cannot survive the transition into the use of artificial intelligence. Speaking to the Gazette on a visit to the UK, Canadian ...
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