Judiciary recruitment crisis
Will increasing the retirement age for judges to 75 solve the current recruitment crisis faced by the judiciary?
Although it may help...
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This week, the Guardian interviewed Joshua Browder, inventor of the “world’s first robot lawyer”.
So far, Browder's chatbot has been used to
Supreme Court to rule on tribunal fees
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Final year law students to act as McKenzie friends
As reported by Thomas Connelly for Legal Cheek, the news that final year law students can gain practical legal experience by acting as...
Justice Secretary urges judges to ‘promote themselves to public’
Liz Truss, the Justice Secretary, has called on Britain's leading judges to “promote themselves to the public”. This comes ahead of Prime...
The importance of the judiciary
The Lord Chancellor, Liz Truss, has extolled the importance of judges speaking out about what they do, especially once the UK leaves the...
Technology key to legal firms’ future success
According to accountancy firm BDO's recent "Law Firm Leaders" survey, over 90% of participating firms think that technology will be a...
Government steps up its AML campaign
It is interesting to hear that the government is setting up a new body - the Office for Professional Body Anti-Money Laundering...
Simply the best?
The Bar Council has published a new document recommending that statements made in marketing material and on websites and social media are...
Women own a third of country's law firms
According to the Law Society, over a third of the law firms in England and Wales are now majority owned by women. Robert Bourns, the Law...
Supreme Court en route to Scotland
The news this week that the Supreme Court will sit in Scotland this summer is to be welcomed. It is the first time that the highest court...
House of Lords may delay Brexit bill over EU nationals
The government is gearing up for what could be its first defeat on the Brexit bill. Theresa May needs the bill approved by the House of...
Good news for media lawyers?
Many media lawyers will welcome the announcement of a new specialist list within the Queen's Bench Division which will hear cases...
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