Digital Dictation: A Time-Tested Tool Trusted by Experienced Lawyers
Chronicle Law’s trusted legal partner Diktamen explores why digital dictation remains a trusted, time-saving tool for experienced lawyers.
The No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) Policy: Impacts and Reforms
Duncan Lewis’ Amrita Sandhu explores the impact of the UK’s No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) policy, proposed reforms, and how legal support can assist migrants facing financial hardship and exclusion.
Robert Spicer’s ‘Health and Safety Horrors’ Farming Edition
Explore Robert Spicer’s Health and Safety Horrors case summaries on farming. Some cases are shocking but highlight crucial workplace safety lessons.
UK Supreme Court Faces Defining Moment in Car Finance Commission Case
The Supreme Court reviews a key case on car finance commissions, with £44bn at stake. A ruling could reshape transparency and industry practices
Conveyancing Firms Urged to Prepare for Increase in Complaints Amid SDLT Changes
Conveyancing firms are being warned of rising complaints as SDLT thresholds drop. The Legal Ombudsman urges better communication to prevent disputes.
LawCare’s London Legal Walk 2025
On Tuesday 17 June at 3pm LawCare are lacing up their walking shoes for the London Legal Walk – and they’d love for you to join them! Read more to sign up
Spotlight on LMP Legal – Bringing the law to life
We are excited to feature LMP Legal in our spotlight series this April discussing the fantastic work that the firm does in the transport and logistics industry to bring the law to life.
Global Asbestos Awareness Week 2025
Our colleague Liam Hill from Oakwood Solicitors shares with us a guide to asbestosis as part of efforts to raise awareness of the disease and the firms work to support victims.
Funderpark Case: Holding Negligent Fairground Operators Accountable
Ifrah Ahmed of Duncan Lewis Solicitors discusses the recent settlement secured in the Funderpark case and the wider implications it will have for future cases and safety laws for funfairs and theme parks.
Netflix’s Adolescence and the Case for Reforming UK Internet Laws
Chronicle Law’s Nicole Keeling reports on how Netflix’s Adolescence has sparked a nationwide debate on the impact of online radicalisation in young men, misogynist sub-culture and critical legal questions about juvenile justice.
Cansford Live Q&A – Debunking Misinformation Cut offs, bias and the integrity of hair strand testing
Join experts James Nutt and Abbi Holloway from Cansford Laboratories for a Live Q&A session on the 14th April in they tackle common misconceptions surrounding hair strand drug and alcohol testing.
Robert Spicer’s Employment Law March Case Update
Chronicle Law provides solicitors with a round up of employment law case summaries for March from Robert Spicer featuring unfair dismissal, discrimination and employment tribunals.
UK Government Injects £1.5 Million into Lawtech to Boost Innovation
Chronicle Law’s Nicole Keeling reports on the UK government investing £1.5 million in LawtechUK to drive innovation in legal services, support startups, and attract private investment. The funding aims to modernise the legal sector through technology, making legal services more efficient, accessible, and cost-effective.
Company Directors Often Unaware of Personal Risks When a Business Collapses
Our legal partner Duncan Lewis Solicitors shares with us an article from Sunil Patel which discusses the areas where company directors may find themselves at risk of being personally responsible for breaches of their statutory duties.
43% of working men want more mental health support from employers
Jessica Rowson of Oakwood Solicitors reports on New research by BUPA which has revealed that two in five (43%) of working men would like to see more mental health support within the workplace from employers.
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