Co-op Legal Services has rejected the claim that its use of AI to monitor calls between staff and clients is “oppressive and ...

AI offers “potentially transformative implications for justice”, the incoming Master of the Rolls has said, and the judiciary ...

The High Court has strongly criticised the Government Legal Department for repeatedly missing deadlines and only applying for ...

A veteran solicitor who “preferred the interests” of one client in property transactions over the interests of his co-owners has been struck off.

A recent LEAP Enterprise roundtable gathered a group of law firm leaders to tackle two-pointed questions: with so many big ...

A stronger focus on ethics, as well as new provisions on AI, supervision and wellbeing, are set to be added to the statement of solicitor competence.

The ability of AI to generate documents and other material could pose “an existential threat to the integrity of the immigration appeal system”, the Upper Tribunal has warned.

The profession's response to AI supervision failures misunderstands the nature of LLM output - there needs to be for a shift ...

The Bar Council has backed plans to add disability to the ‘equal merit’ provision applied to the selection of judges, alongside ethnicity and gender.

A solicitor who misled a client over a psychiatric report to “avoid exacerbating” their mental health problems has been fined £15,000.

Law firms in Wales are optimistic about growth but face significant challenges around recruitment, succession, technology and ...

Slater & Gordon has raised another £10m of equity from its investors, it has announced, alongside a 51% jump in revenue last ...