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Artificial intelligence is transforming legal document creation, helping firms produce first drafts faster and reduce the time spent on repetitive administrative work. Instead of starting with a blank page, lawyers can use AI to turn dictation, client information, supporting documents, and templates into structured drafts within minutes.
When an incident puts a law firm under pressure, can its leaders show how they knew, who decided, what evidence exists and what changed afterwards? Debra Cairns introduces the Boardroom Test.
Conveyancing fraud cost buyers and sellers £11.7 million in the year to March 2025, according to figures from City of London Police and Action Fraud.
Why the right expert, the right instruction and the right evidence can make all the difference
Why the financial consequences of abuse are becoming part of the divorce reform debate.
Let’s look at some top tips for improving cash flow quickly and some strategies for boosting profits via (inter alia) better billing.
Discover how First Title Insurance plc helps property professionals manage residential and commercial title risks through specialist underwriting, dependable support and long-term claims expertise.
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 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.
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.
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 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.
Watch Kristy Gouldsmith’s recorded webinar on the first 72 hours after a data breach in a law firm, and download the presentation slides.
Debra Cairns examined where compliance accountability sits, why operational risks often fall outside compliance teams and what law firms need to evidence in practice.
Dr Catherine Sykes introduced the SANE model and practical techniques for managing burnout, perfectionism and pressure while supporting sustainable performance in legal practice.
Kristy Gouldsmith explored how law firms can use AI responsibly while protecting client data, meeting GDPR obligations and establishing effective AI governance.
Debra Cairns explored four core areas of effective compliance: identity control, data protection, resilience and recovery, and supplier risk.
This practical session explained how law firms can prioritise supplier risks, apply proportionate controls and establish effective ongoing oversight.
Kristy Gouldsmith examined common GDPR mistakes in law firms and practical ways to strengthen data protection processes without losing sight of commercial priorities.
Debra Cairns delivered a practical session on assessing, scoring and prioritising supplier risk in a meaningful and proportionate way.
Recorded at the International Academy of Family Lawyers AGM in Nairobi, this concise talk introduces Dr Catherine Sykes’ SANE framework for sustainable performance and wellbeing.
Kristy Gouldsmith explained the legal and data-protection considerations for recording calls and meetings and using WhatsApp to communicate with clients.
Debra Cairns explained what the legal supply chain includes, why regulators and insurers prioritise assurance and how firms can establish a practical baseline.
Craig Hester examined the risks of entrusting critical infrastructure to a managed service provider and the practical checks law firms should make.
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