Rising regulatory pressures and client expectations are pushing law firms to modernise. Digital tools like IDV and AML platforms can streamline compliance, cut duplication, and turn a regulatory burden into a strategic advantage.
The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 brings major changes for UK law firms. From new ICO compliance rules and client data protections to AI transparency and enforcement powers, discover what the amendments mean for your practice and how to stay secure in a shifting regulatory landscape.
In his first article for Chronicle Law, Jay Sahota the Masala Mentor, discusses practical ways law firms can improve cashflow and boost profits through smarter pricing, better billing practices, and stronger financial discipline.
Supply chain cyber threats are a growing concern for UK law firms. In this article, Debra Cairns, Director at Net-Defence, explores how legal practices can strengthen resilience by addressing third-party risks, embracing compliance, and investing in proactive cybersecurity strategies.
Spencer West are pleased to provide Law Firms with a free webinar about the handling of subject access requests. Guided by specialist speaker Kristy Gouldsmith.
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.
AI is reshaping the legal industry—boosting efficiency while raising cybersecurity risks. Debra Cairns of Net Defence draws on recent research by Lexis Nexis and the Law Society to explore AI’s impact, adoption, and practical guidance for legal professionals.
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more embedded in legal services, law firms are under increasing pressure to align with the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s (SRA) ethical, professional, and regulatory expectations. As an eLearning provider, it is important to recognise that equipping a firm with the right knowledge and tools is essential for navigating this evolving landscape […]
John Baxter of eAlliance learning technology discusses how digital learning can help law firms stay ahead of evolving data protection and cyber security regulations. With cyber threats rising and compliance becoming more complex, it is advisable for law firms to adopt scalable, accessible, and tailored training to mitigate risks and safeguard client data.
John Baxter, Managing Director of eAlliance, explores how online learning helps UK law firms meet SRA directives. From staying updated with regulatory changes to CPD compliance, risk management, and LegalTech adoption, learn how tailored eLearning solutions can ensure efficiency, compliance, and continuous professional growth.
Jonathan Bennett of Credas discusses best practices for transitioning to fully digital onboarding. In his short guide Bennett highlights digital tools for AML and CDD, from ID verification to source of funds checks, and offers advice on evaluating solutions, engaging stakeholders, and ensuring a seamless transition to a more efficient and compliant digital-first approach.
In this article, Debra Cairns, Managing Director at Net-Defence discusses how cybercriminals exploit unconscious biases and human behaviours to launch successful attacks. From social engineering tactics to psychological manipulation, learn key strategies for law firms to reduce human risks, strengthen cyber awareness, and create a security-conscious team.
Read about the highlights from a recent webinar hosted by Credas in collaboration with Chronicle Law and Arête. Explore trends in legal compliance and onboarding strategies for law firms in 2025 with a focus on innovative practices to meet regulatory requirements.
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.
In this article from Pete Watson of Atlas Cloud he discusses how top law firms are closing the cybersecurity gap by using advanced solutions like Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR). Watson looks at why traditional antivirus may no longer be enough and what forward-thinking firms can do to keep data secure as we go into 2025
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