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Costs law specialist Michael Kain explains how the UK has quietly become a global litigation powerhouse.
According to Kevin Durkin, one of the key legal architects behind the judgment that reshaped the UK motor finance landscape, Judicial Review means the FCA's motor finance redress scheme may yet lead to more litigation, rather than less.
The former general counsel of Haleon plc and Pearson plc, and author of an influential new book on AI in the legal industry, explains how in-house lawyers will have to adapt to thrive in the era of artificial intelligence.
Samuel Berkeley is currently in his second of four seats as a trainee at Goughs Solicitors, where he is encouraged to use AI responsibly. He argues that AI is not a threat to solicitors; it’s the profession’s best chance to evolve.
Criminal barrister turned disputes solicitor Matthew Blower worked for Magic Circle and US firms before joining Punter Southall Law. He shares a day in his working life with The Brief.
Nicola Harris is a family law partner at MSB Solicitors, specialising in complex child law matters, domestic abuse cases, and public law care and adoption proceedings. She shares a glimpse into her working life with The Brief.
Duncan Gadsby is managing partner and head of Commercial Property at the Essex firm Foskett Marr Gadsby & Head. He shares his daily routine with The Brief, beginning with a start so early it would make a milkman wince!
Fotoulla Menikou, family law partner at Excello Law, shares her daily routine with The Brief and reflects on her role advising clients when they are at their most vulnerable.
20 questions gets under the skin of the UK’s leading lawyers
The managing partner of Luton-based Owens Solicitors shares her passions and interests with The Brief.
Lisa Navarro leads the team that specialises in competition law and a range or regulatory matters at KPMG Law UK. She shares her passions and interests with The Brief.
Generative AI continues to be adopted into legal workflows at pace. The Brief has taken the temperature of the sector to find out how it being deployed, and what the risks are both of doing something and doing nothing.
This year’s LexisNexis Bellwether report reveals a sector that sees itself as a customer service success story but faces challenges around efficiency and recruitment. The Brief takes a closer look.
What qualities will lawyers need to succeed at all career stages in the mid-21st Century? The Brief asks a range of experts and legal leaders.
Whether firms are encouraging staff back into the office or doubling down on home working, staff wellbeing remains a major focus across the legal profession. The Brief explores the latest trends.