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Wills and Probate
Legacy Giving on the Rise: Remember A Charity Study Reveals
New research from Remember A Charity reveals a growing trend in legacy giving, with more people considering gifts in wills.
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Family Law
Should Professionals Found Guilty of Child Abuse Be Named? Family Court Ruling Sparks Safeguarding Debate
In an exclusive article for our trusted legal partner Cansford Labs, John Bolch explores the recent Family Court decision not to name a teacher and barrister found responsible for the abuse and neglect of their adopted children.
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Mental Health
Reverse mentoring in the legal profession: a practical toolkit
LawCare and the University of Leeds have launched a new reverse mentoring toolkit to help legal workplaces become more inclusive, supportive, and fairer. The toolkit offers step-by-step guidance to create safe, respectful spaces where junior staff can share lived experiences with senior colleagues, helping drive real change in culture and wellbeing across the legal sector.
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LGBTQ+
A Solicitor, A Wife, and a Leap of Faith
Family law solicitor Estella Newbold-Brown shares her emotional IVF journey, navigating same-sex parenting, and celebrating Pride with her wife and children. A powerful piece about love, resilience and how inclusive law can support LGBTQ+ families.
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Cyber Security
Free Webinar! Protect your firm against the 2025 cyber threats
Debra Cairns, Director at Net-Defence invites you to a free to attend webinar highlighting the latest cyber security trends law firms should be aware of this year.
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Immigration
Trans Migrants Face Additional Immigration Document Hurdles
James Packer, Public Law Director at Duncan Lewis, highlights how digital barriers and systemic discrimination is denying vulnerable people their basic rights.
THE END OF ASSURED SHORTHOLD TENANCIES
Richard Moore, Barrister at 23 Essex Street Chambers, explores the Renters Reform Bill and its landmark shift, the end of Assured Shorthold Tenancies. Major changes are on the horizon for landlords and tenants across England’s private rental sector.
How do law firms build a strong online presence?
Olivia Fishwick, Digital Marketing Lead at Accesspoint Legal discusses tone of voice, blogs, social media, your website, SEO, and most importantly–your branding to lay good foundations for a strong online presence for your law firm.
You Don’t Have to Choose: Career, Motherhood and Redefining Success
Vikki Pratley explores how women in law can redefine success, balance motherhood and career, and build sustainable, high-performing lives.
A judgement on judgments
In an exclusive for our trusted legal partner Cansford Labs, family law blogger John Bolch explores how clearer formatting and summaries in family law judgments can improve understanding for both lawyers and the public.
LinkedIn Updates and Top Tips for Professional Services Firms
Chris Lucarelli of Cal Partners shares how professional services firms can make the most of LinkedIn’s latest updates to boost visibility and engagement.
Support UK Solicitors: Make a Lasting Impact with The Solicitors’ Charity
Join The Solicitors’ Charity as Chair or Trustee and help shape support for solicitors in need. Applications open until 20 June 2025.
Legal Sector – Cyber Threat Landscape for 2025
The UK legal sector faces growing cyber threats, from ransomware to insider risks. With 70% of data loss caused by human error or negligence, firms must take action. Debra Cairns of Net-Defence highlights the importance of safeguarding sensitive data, addressing both internal and external threats, and managing supply chain vulnerabilities.
The Solicitors’ Charity gears up for the biggest ever London Legal Walk!
The team at The Solicitors’ Charity is calling on solicitors from all corners of the profession to lace up their walking shoes and join them to walk, jog, or run 10 km in support of the London Legal Support Trust.
Bob Spicer’s May 2025 Employment Law Case Update
Catch up on key employment law rulings from Apr 25–May 24, 2025, with expert case summaries by Bob Spicer, shared via Chronicle Law.
Home Office White Paper Unveils Major Immigration Reforms
The UK’s new immigration reforms mark a major policy shift. In this article, Vicash Ramkissoon of Duncan Lewis Solicitors explains the key changes.
How Do I Get My Blogs Seen – Five Quick Fixes Every Author Should Know
Struggling to get eyes on your blog? You’re not alone. Too many great articles vanish into the digital void, but it doesn’t have to be that way. In this insightful piece, our very own SEO advisor, Rich Holgate of Accesspoint Legal, shares five quick and easy SEO fixes that every author should know.
Free Webinar! What hair really tells us: science over stereotypes
Join Cansford Labs’ Amy Duda as she busts myths on drug detection in hair, from passive smoke to melanin, in this evidence-led webinar.
5 Reasons Why Legal Firms Are Switching to Diktamen After Benchmarking Their Digital Dictation SubscriptionsÂ
With rising pressure to cut costs and improve efficiency, law firms are rethinking their tech. In this article, Joe DiCarlo of Diktamen reveals how many firms are overspending on outdated dictation tools and why a growing number are switching to Diktamen. Learn five key reasons firms are choosing this cost-effective, cloud-based solution to modernise operations and deliver better legal services.
User Testing Benefits for Law Firms
In this article, Chris Lucarelli of Cal Partners explores how user and usability testing can give law firms a competitive edge by enhancing digital client experience.
CLIENTS’ MAIN COMPLAINT? THE BILL ISN’T BIG ENOUGH!
Too often, clients paying high fees feel ignored, uninformed, and under-served. In this eye-opening article, Simon McCrum unpacks why traditional law firm structures fail both clients and business growth — and how The Perfect Legal Business flips the model.
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