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Stand for election to our Council

Help shape our strategy and business plans, and make sure our members’ views are reflected when we talk to government about key legislation and reform...

New accelerator TiPS to provide firms financial support for AI and lawtech

UK law and accounting firms are being invited to take advantage of funded support to explore how they can make better use of digital technology...

“I left a Magic Circle law firm – people thought I was mad”

Meet Alice Cutler, a regional commercial property solicitor. After her training contract, she chose to leave the city in search of a better work-life balance.

How well are mental health initiatives working in law firms?

Measuring risk can provide clues – and having the right conversations can improve results. Our partner Travelers looks at how firms can support wellbeing in...

Take part in updating the UK’s national risk assessment

HM Treasury and the Home Office are updating the UK’s national risk assessments on money laundering and terrorist financing and proliferation financing, last updated in...

Faster payments, happier clients: the case for online payments in law firms

Accepting online payments is increasingly common for law firms – and with good reason. Today’s clients prefer the flexibility and convenience of paying their legal...

“If you make a mistake, own up”: life as a professional disciplinary lawyer 

Meet Jon Goodwin. He talks about his experience defending clients in front of the SDT, what to do if you make a mistake, and how...

Succession planning for small firms: the pros and cons

If you run a law firm, retirement brings questions around succession planning. Anthony Earl explores the pros and cons of the options available.

Find out what your clients need, with the results of our Legal Needs Survey

The 2023 survey spoke to over 12,000 people across England and Wales to understand more about what people need from legal professionals and the justice...

How to grow your client base with a business development plan

All firms must work hard to generate business. Priya Dhokia looks at how to create a tailored plan and strategies you can invest in to...

Working from home permanently: the employment law options

Since the COVID-19 outbreak, many law firm staff have been working remotely. Rupert Scrase asks: could you close your office permanently?

How you can support the needs of vulnerable clients

Solicitors needs to be able to identify and meet the needs of vulnerable clients. Heledd Wyn and Fiona Heald explore some of the common issues...

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