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GDPR – controllers and processors
GDPR has sparked questions about whether solicitors are generally data controllers or data processors.
31 Oct 2018
Legaltech – Poor cousin no longer?
Law Society partner Seedrs explains how the sector is flourishing - and why it’s never been easier for the profession to get involved.
26 Oct 2018
A day in the life of a deputy district judge: A family affair
Our resident deputy district judge columnist discusses diversity in the judiciary, her thoughts on the reform of divorce law in the light of the government’s...
10 Oct 2018
SFO v ENRC update: Privilege in internal investigations after the Court of Appeal
Alan Sheeley and Emilie Jones discuss the implications for litigation privilege following the overturning of Andrews J's controversial ruling.
01 Oct 2018
The key to high performance without the risk of burnout
Chetna Bhatt explains how lawyers can achieve high performance without the risk of burnout. 
25 Sep 2018
Three myths about apprenticeships
There are many myths about apprenticeships. Hillyer McKeown address three that they believe businesses should reconsider.
30 Aug 2018
The life of a child abuse solicitor
Amy Clowrey provides an insight into her life as a solicitor working with child abuse survivors.
27 Jul 2018
Owens and Owens: unreasonable law not unreasonable behaviour?
The Supreme Court hearing of this case reinvigorated the calls for 'no-fault divorce'.
25 Jul 2018
Layman's terms: Communicating law to non-lawyers
Natasha Taylor draws on her experiences as a solicitor advocate in adoption hearings to explain how understanding and empathy can make all the difference when...
23 Jul 2018
The long read: The challenging role of lawyers in crisis response
Keith Ruddock argues that companies - and their legal teams - need to understand what is important to reputation management in a crisis.
23 Jul 2018
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