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Why your cybersecurity measures may no longer be enough

Mitigo explains how the emergence of new cyber attack methods means cyber-risk controls may no longer be secure.

UN experts concerned Rwanda Bill will threaten judicial independence

UN special rapporteurs are concerned the Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill overrides the power of the judiciary to rule independently and apply the...

No evidence Rwanda is yet a safe country for asylum seekers

No evidence has been provided to show that Rwanda is yet a safe country to send asylum seekers to.

What's behind large losses in law firms?

Which practice area has the most risk hotspots for claims against law firms? Travelers’ data reveals key themes and risk management priorities for firms to...

Five writing habits every lawyer needs

“…composing documents or legal arguments well is a real art, and even to the good experienced drafter it is never easy.” Lord Neuberger

Share economic evidence to shape civil legal aid reform

We’re looking for legal aid providers to take part in economic research to help us capture the full scale of the sustainability threat facing access...

New findings show blatant disregard for international human rights in Turkey

A new report from the Law Society's fact-finding mission to Turkey shows the violation of human rights, as lawyers continue to face persecution in Turkey.

Diversity Access Scheme celebrates landmark 20 years

The Law Society of England and Wales is celebrating 20 years since its landmark Diversity Access Scheme (DAS) began and invites talented aspiring solicitors to...

A focus on litigation privilege: lessons from recent case law

Emilie Jones and Alan Sheeley from Pinsent Masons share latest case updates on litigation privilege.

New report details results of our recent fact-finding mission in Turkey

A newly published report covers the results of our recent fact-finding mission in Turkey, focusing on the treatment of lawyers who have been arrested or...

More needs to be done to make SLAPPs legislation workable

The Law Society of England and Wales has raised concerns about Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs) legislation, which is having its second reading in...

Dealing with court backlogs must be HMCTS priority

HM Courts and Tribunals Service is making sensible decisions about prioritising work given the dual challenges it faces.

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