UK law firms are losing nearly £2m a year because legal technology is frustrating fee earners and reducing productive working time. The reported issue is not the existence of technology …
Plans have been set out to give trusted news sources greater prominence on social media in the United Kingdom, alongside measures intended to reform public service media. The development points …
AI law firm secures UK court victory in first reported case An AI law firm has won a court case in the UK for the first time. This development marks …
UK Employers’ Harassment Duties: Monitoring and Training Gaps Persist UK employers are taking steps to address workplace harassment, but gaps remain in monitoring and training. That creates continued legal and …
National mooting competition results highlight the legal and practical value of advocacy training in UK legal education. The University of Warwick School of Law has reported the final result of …
Pensions law continues to require close attention to the legal position of schemes, trustees and sponsoring employers as developments in the market and regulatory landscape affect governance, funding and benefit …
UK GDPR complaints procedures have been updated, changing how complaints about personal data handling must now be dealt with under the revised regime. The development places greater emphasis on formal …
Homebuying reform is being positioned to reduce delays, lower transaction costs and prevent property sales from collapsing before completion. The proposed changes are directed at making the homebuying process faster …
Social media use is being restricted for under-16s, with a ban set to affect a defined group of apps. The measure is intended to limit access to specified platforms rather …
Under-16 social media restrictions raise immediate questions about how a ban could be defined, enforced and tested in practice. The legal issue is not only whether children should be prevented …
