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Spring budget 2024 – Law Society response

We’ve submitted our recommendations to the government on how they can use the spring budget to maximise the economic value of legal services.

Navigating the benefits and risks of generative AI

Artificial intelligence promises to change our working lives dramatically. But how will it truly impact the way we do our jobs? Sharon Glynn, from Travelers...

Six steps to better AML

Lisa Simms from AMLCC sets out the six steps you can take to help your anti-money laundering (AML) processes hold up under the spotlight.

Legal services sector ready to help government grow the economy

The UK government has ambitious missions to address inflation and grow the economy and the legal services sector stands ready to play its part, solicitors'...

Five ways to win business with an email newsletter

Sending a regular newsletter to your clients is a great way to keep them engaged with your services. But making your newsletter impactful takes some...

Key trends shaping the future for lawyers in 2024

The legal profession is adapting to new technologies, consumer demands and shifting economic conditions. But what does this mean for law firms?

Becoming a virtual firm: challenges and opportunities

As part of our new Return, Restart and Recovery campaign, Lucy Scott-Moncrieff offers her tips on how to become a virtual firm.

Coping with Christmas: should law firms close for the holidays?

Rita Gupta considers whether or not your law firm should close over the Christmas period

Legal services overlooked in Chancellor's business tax cut

The Autumn Statement missed the target for unleashing the power of the legal services sector.

Law firms and solicitors must reconsider their risks

Law Society partner Travelers looks at the steps firms can take to manage their risks and stay ahead of business threats.

How to set up a mentoring and buddying scheme

Melanie Hadwin and Susanta Banerjee set out 10 steps you can follow when creating your own mentoring and buddying scheme.

Government urged to unleash the economic power of legal services

The Law Society of England and Wales has submitted representations to HM Treasury ahead of the Autumn Statement.

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