Legal professionals live their lives by a set of values provided by their firms including ‘law tech’ and ‘innovation’. However, are these values just buzz words or do they have an actual meaning?
The Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal ruling in the case of Philip Browell is a lesson for all legal professionals to follow the Solicitors Account Rules and not use client monies for any other
The United Kingdom government has put forward a new Bill in Parliament entitled ‘the Economic Crime (Enforcement and Transparency) Bill it hopes will achieve the status of law.
There are many routes in law. You can start by studying law at A level and going on to study law at university, or you could take your first steps by completing a law degree and then following on
Vacation schemes are brilliant opportunities for penultimate and final-year university students to gain valuable work experience at law firms. These one to two weeklong internships usually take place
The Solicitors Regulation Authority has identified a worrying trend of solicitors and legal professionals attempting to persuade parties that it might be unwise to act in a certain way or
On 24th February 2022 the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court handed down its judgment in the case of ASR Interiors Limited v AWS Trading Limited. The case facts were nothing unusual and the judge
After the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) voted in favour of proposals seeking to implement new measures tackling the growing issue of cybersecurity risk management there is a
On 28th February 2022 the UK Government released its White Paper on corporate transparency aiming to prevent money laundering involving overseas countries and there are likely to be major changes.
