The latest episode of Osprey Approach's Empowering Law Firm Leaders podcast shares the fascinating story of how Neil Heaney, former professional footballer and now founder of Judicare Law ...

Compliance and security professionals also admit widespread confusion over who the incoming Cyber Security and Resilience Bill actually covers ...

Partner discomfort discussing AI with clients is the most commonly cited communication barrier, reported by 35% of law firms.

New nationwide proposition gives property professionals a practical route to start bringing trusted property condition information forward, supporting more informed decisions and reducing avoidable ...

InfoTrack has launched Document Review, a conveyancing document analysis tool that applies more than 2,000 expert-built rules to flag potential risks, missing information and lender requirements as ...

Pooled client accounts are under more regulatory and legislative pressure than at any point in recent years, and Kord's latest webinar set out to explain why.

As the government considers reforms to improve the home-buying and selling process, proposals to provide more property information upfront could represent a significant shift in how transactions are ...

ARAG continued to deliver double-digit growth in the UK, reporting total income of £244 million for the 2025 financial year.

Efimis is helping law firms give finance, billing and operational teams a clearer view of the information they need to manage work in progress, billing activity and financial performance.

The firms outperforming their peers in 2026 are not necessarily handling more matters. They are creating greater certainty, reducing friction and identifying opportunities for improvement earlier in ...

A dual-qualified solicitor and barrister has been suspended for nine months by a Bar disciplinary tribunal in the wake of a six-month suspension by the SDT.

Creation of the Business and Property Division next month will provide a larger pool of judges and “opportunities to look at how we do things”.