Chronicle Law’s Nicole Keeling discusses some of the mental health challenges that legal professionals face and highlights some of the practical solutions for law firms as note in the Mindful Business Charter.
Learn how new guidance from the Family Justice Council is transforming family law to better support neurodivergent individuals. In this article Chronicle Law’s Nicole Keeling looks at the key recommendations for legal professionals, practical adjustments, and the push for greater inclusivity in court proceedings to ensure appropriate access to justice
In this article by Jack Charman from National Private Investigators he looks at how digital profile checks can help high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) safeguard their privacy, security, and reputation in the digital age. Charman explains why these checks are essential for lawyers advising HNW clients. From protecting personal information and vetting staff to evaluating business relationships and managing reputational risks, this approach allows legal professionals to provide informed guidance when it matters most.
Discover how The Solicitors’ Charity supports legal professionals at every step. From mental health to career transitions, physical wellbeing, and financial guidance, our trusted partners provide tailored assistance when you need it most. Learn more and get help today.
Explore the case of Menzies v Oakwood Solicitors, where the Supreme Court’s decision on Solicitors Act Assessments has significant implications for law firms managing deductions from client damages.
The Senior Courts Costs Office (SCCO) has ruled that pre-decision costs in homelessness appeals are recoverable, marking a major victory for Duncan Lewis Solicitors. This landmark decision reinforces access to justice for vulnerable individuals and affirms the importance of preparatory legal work in challenging unsuitable housing conditions.
Take part in LawCare’s Life in the Law 2025 surveys and help improve mental health in the legal sector. Open to individuals and organisations, these confidential surveys explore workplace wellbeing, burnout, and more. Share your insights by 21st March to shape a healthier legal profession. Learn more and participate today!
2024 proved to be another successful and interesting year for our legal supplier Blanchards. With the growth of the team and their appearance on Channel 4s Key To A Fortune, they have reached new levels of prosperity. In this lookback of their work in 2024 Callum Emmerson discusses the surprises they have come across.
In this article Debra Cairns, Managing Director of Net Defence shares some of the best practices for password management, along with the most commonly made mistakes so that you can avoid them.
Discover John Bolch’s latest family law blog exclusively for our legal supplier Cansford Labs, exploring key legal updates predicted for 2025, practical insights, and expert analysis on family law issues, from divorce to child custody
In this article we bring you the latest of round-up of Robert Spicer’s ‘Health and Safety Horrors’ from his popular LinkedIn posts of health and safety case summaries.
Duncan Lewis’ Housing team achieved a notable outcome in Autumn 2024, defending clients against a Section 21 ‘no fault eviction’ claim. The case examined compliance with gas safety regulations, including the validity of unsigned certificates. Housing Director Manjinder Kaur Atwal highlighted the ruling’s implications for landlords, tenants, and future legislation.
In his latest financial remedies update, Ashley Murray examines the Law Commissions most recent report titled ‘Financial Remedies on Divorce and Dissolution’ and provides commentary on the proposed reform models and a discussion of Chapter 7 of the report regarding nuptial agreements.
Fatigue-related driving accidents are a hidden danger during the festive season, often as deadly as drink driving. Chrissy O’Connor of LMP Legal highlights the risks, legal consequences, and essential tips to stay safe. Prioritise rest, plan breaks, and drive responsibly—because arriving safely is the best gift this Christmas.
In the article we hear from Amandeep Bains of Duncan Lewis about a pivotal judicial review case which is challenging a Council’s refusal to consider a fresh homelessness application for the firm’s client. The Court of Appeal will address whether an expert report constitutes a ‘new fact’ for such applications and if councils can lawfully refuse to accept new evidence. The case, with potential national impact, could reshape how local authorities handle homelessness claims and may reach the Supreme Court.
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