Chronicle Law's Nicole Keeling reports on the adverse effect the backlog of criminal cases awaiting trial is having on the victims involved. From negative coping mechanisms for lingering trauma to mental health concerns, victims are being left in an emotional limbo.
Chronicle Law’s Nicole Keeling reports on the adverse effect the backlog of criminal cases awaiting trial is having on the victims involved. From negative coping mechanisms for lingering trauma to mental health concerns, victims are being left in an emotional limbo.
Chronicle Law’s Nicole Keeling identifies that authenticity is going to become key to being seen amongst the crowd. With elements of marketing fast becoming AI driven and automated content floods what we see online, brands that prioritise real stories and transparency will build trust, engagement, and lasting loyalty. Learn how to harness the power of authentic content in marketing.
The Law Commission has proposed fundamental reforms to the criminal appeals system in England and Wales, aiming to remove barriers to overturning wrongful convictions. Key changes include revising the ‘real possibility’ test, extending appeal deadlines, widening Supreme Court access, and easing compensation rules. Read more on these critical legal developments from Chronicle Law’s Nicole Keeling.
Introducing the latest company to join our team of trusted legal partners – Kingsley Bye of Lighthouse Consultants discusses why your business may need a forensic accountant.
We share news from one of our legal partners Duncan Lewis Solicitors, regarding a recent Supreme Court decision about UK citizenship that their Consultant Solicitor Fahad Ansari instructed upon.
Chronicle Law’s Nicole Keeling reports on the ongoing Cranston Inquiry
Chronicle Law’s trusted legal partner Net Defence provide an article that looks at the integration of IT and cyber security to ensure your business is secure. In this article Debra Cairns highlights that a well-maintained IT infrastructure strengthens cyber resilience, while robust security measures protect against evolving threats. Learn how IT and cyber teams can collaborate to enhance data protection, compliance, and system reliability.
LawCare’s Life in the Law surveys for individual and organisation close next Friday 21st March – use the links in this article to make sure your voice is heard and be part of the change in the legal profession
In this piece Dr Catherine Sykes considers recent research by academics in the US about suicide ideation and how it is a significant issue in the legal profession due to existing mental health challenges.
In this article from Chronicle Law’s Nicole Keeling, discover how the rise of voice search is reshaping digital marketing. With more users turning to virtual assistants like Siri and Alexa, businesses must adapt their SEO, content, and paid strategies to a voice-first world. Learn key optimisation tactics to stay ahead.
Chronicle Law’s Nicole Keeling reports on recent findings from the 2024 UK Judicial Attitude Survey UK which found that judges are raising urgent concerns over rising threats to their safety, increasing stress levels, and workplace bullying. With it commented that morale declines and case backlogs grow, the future of the UK justice system hangs in the balance.
Chronicle Law’s Nicole Keeling reports on the recent landmark tribunal ruling in which law firm Walker Morris has been found guilty of age discrimination, after forcing senior partner Martin Scott to retire at 63.
When law firms adopt new software, is the finance team considered? Hayley Biddlecombe an accounts specialist at Accesspoint discusses that challenges that law firm finance teams can face when having to adapt to a new system. She looks at how Actionstep software can provide an efficient system for fee earners as well as a frustration free system transfer for the accounts team.
In this piece Jack Charman of NPI discusses how Enhanced Intelligence Reports from National Private Investigators can support the work you do for your high-profile clients. Learn how traditional background checks often miss hidden risks— but using the latest software AI-driven analysis can uncover financial liabilities, dark web threats, undisclosed relationships, and reputational risks.
In his latest exclusive piece for our legal partner Cansford Labs, Family Law blogger John Bolch examines the Court of Appeal’s decision to name judges involved in the historic Sara Shariff case. He explores the balance between transparency, scrutiny, and the potential risks faced by public servants in the justice system. Read more on the implications of this controversial ruling.
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