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We can instal a ‘litigation concession’ in your law firm If you follow Legal Futures, you may have seen that we launched a new product this week. We’ve been working on it for a [...]

So you’ve submitted a DAML…What next? The NCA will probably contact you within 7 days, either for further information or to give or refuse the defence you have requested. If they have [...]

Today is the first Data Privacy Day post-Brexit, and in this post Rachael Eyre looks at the impact on international data flows. While not an awful lot has changed with GDPR (the EU GDPR became [...]

Anyone working in the legal sector will know that commercial disputes are part of corporate life for even the most successful businesses – but they can cause considerable damage when [...]

How to start a law firm in 2021 Happy New Year! We are passionate about helping lawyers start their own thing. And over the years we have learned a thing or two about how to do it. So what better [...]

Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) have become a risky affair for solicitors. #MeToo threw a spotlight on the role that lawyers play in buying silence from victims of misconduct.  From the lawyer’s [...]

Have you always wanted to work for yourself? Perhaps you are tired of working in a soulless office, fed up with partnership politics, or not being properly paid for the work you bring in. There [...]

Has the SRA banned B2B marketing? The SRA publicity rules (now contained in Standards 8.8-8.9 of the Code of Conduct and its associated guidance) say that unsolicited approaches to members of the [...]

The SRA publicity rules (now contained in Standards 8.8-8.9 of the Code of Conduct and its associated guidance) say that unsolicited approaches to members of the public are forbidden. ‘Members of [...]

The 5th Money Laundering Directive came into effect on 10th January 2020. With it came a critically important change to the definition of ‘tax advisers’.  This has the potential to bring many [...]