The Solicitors’ Charity dedicates September to celebrating the support behind the legal profession
The Solicitors’ Charity is dedicating September to highlighting the people behind the legal profession, the pressures solicitors can face and the network of support available to them. The month-long campaign will showcase the Charity’s work and the collective contribution that helps make its support possible.
Risk assessment of data breaches
When a personal data breach occurs, controllers must assess the risk it creates for affected individuals. This article examines the factors to consider when deciding whether a breach must be reported to the ICO and whether affected individuals should also be informed.
Acquired Brain Injury: From Injury to Independence
Acquired brain injury can affect far more than physical ability. This article explores why early, coordinated rehabilitation is essential in helping clients rebuild independence, and the role legal teams and specialist case management can play in supporting long-term recovery.
Fathers’ Rights in the Family Court: Child Arrangements After Separation
Following separation, fathers can face uncertainty over parental responsibility, contact and child arrangements. Barrister Billal Malik explains the legal position of fathers, how the Family Court approaches child arrangements and the practical issues that can arise when parents are unable to agree.
Reform of Divorce Financial Remedies following the ‘Fairer Shares’ (so-called) ‘Public’ Consultation – Burnham’s next blind alley
Ashley Murray examines proposed reforms to divorce financial remedies, arguing for a simpler and more predictable approach to dividing matrimonial and non-matrimonial assets that could reduce costs, delays and uncertainty for divorcing couples.
The dangers of using AI during divorce: Expert legal advice still matters
The growing use of AI for legal guidance brings significant risks during divorce. From inaccurate information and privacy concerns to costly mistakes, this article explains why AI should not replace professional legal advice when finances, property and arrangements for children are at stake.
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