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.
The founder of the financial education provider Wealthbrite explores the unspoken class issue stifling progression in the legal sector.
Agentic AI has come of age. Carlos Garcia-Egochiaga discusses how law firms are deploying it to maximum effect.
Rachel Hatton, partner and employment law solicitor at Nelsons, discusses “fire and rehire” and the legal changes that will affect this practice from January 2027.
Donna-Marie McGrath, business and legal leadership strategist and ADHD performance specialist, explains how law firms can avoid losing their sharpest minds.
Becoming an equity partner is, financially, very different from being an employee. Colin Tomlinson of Pareto Financial Planning explains the implications.
F1 teams work constantly on the variables that deliver success, often making decisions and adjustments in real-time during races. The Chief Technology Officer of the enterprise content management platform NetDocuments says firms should take a similar approach to legal tech.
an Adams of Arbor Law argues that the freelance revolution in law is far bigger than the official figures would suggest.
Fiona Cain explains her role in the genesis and evolution of Haynes Boone’s Arbitration Rules Comparison Tool, and explores the reasons for, and benefits of, developing a bespoke resource of this kind.
Dr Morag Duffin of the University of Law looks into awarding gaps and differential outcomes between different groups undertaking the SQE.
The recent Supreme Court judgment in Johnson v FirstRand Bank has redrawn the boundaries of Car Finance Commission Claims. Craig Leigh, managing director of 8PP Barristers & Associates, explains the implications for legal practice and across the financial services sector.
