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Law firm investment in automation lagging behind other sectors, survey finds

Firms struggling to adopt new tech due to lack of skills and poor legacy platforms despite employee appreciation of digitisation's benefits

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Clyde & Co offers dispute resolution agency service

Firm moves to offer bespoke agency service to the Scottish market, giving law firms outsourced disputes capability.

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UK supermarket giant Asda secures new general counsel from Mars

Helen Selby to join Walmart-owned grocer amid speculation it is gearing up for a float

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UK lawyers celebrate 100th anniversary of law granting women access to profession

Landmark prompts debate over obstacles to creating a level gender playing field

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Legal sector credited for underpinning London's global city status

Report highlights law's role in making UK largest net exporter of financial services despite Brexit fears

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Jersey-based firm lists in London to fund US and European growth

Alternative asset management specialist MJ Hudson raises £31m after listing on London's AIM market

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Latest gender pay gap figures reveal extent of diversity challenge facing top UK law firms

Linklaters joins magic circle rival Allen & Overy in reporting its latest gender pay gap numbers with little evidence of progress

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Legal profession to benefit from UK government's vision for innovation-led economy, report states

Hogan Lovells election briefing cites 'powerful reasons' for optimism over UK deal activity

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Landslide UK election result met with relief by City firms

Johnson triumph ends Brexit deadlock, but experts warn of unprecedented deadline for EU trade deal

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CMS adjusts billable hours targets to encourage innovation

Lawyers working on innovation projects can count work towards targets

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Clyde & Co boosts governance with first non-executive directors

Former Lloyd's of London and Grant Thornton heads to join management board on 1 January

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Research highlights AI threat to UK legal profession

Four per cent decline in lawyers by 2027 predicted if AI take up is faster than expected

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Eversheds' new law arm launches tech product for in-house lawyers

Konexo unveils workflow and document management service as it pursues growth remit

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Deloitte Legal launches UK tech incubator with 14-strong cohort

Accountancy giant's legal arm admits first start-ups to Deloitte Legal Ventures programme

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UK firms step up new tech investment despite tight budgets

PwC survey warns of technical debt danger as firms invest an average of £579k in new projects

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Business-friendly legislation stifled by UK's Brexit impasse, report finds

Research published by Thomson Reuters shows sharp decline in legislation passing into law

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Oxbridge prizes disability moots

Herbert Smith Freehills showcases promising new legal talent at the first-ever Oxford v Cambridge disability moot as 18 teams challenged for the prize

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Partners worry over “war for talent”

Survey reveals despite increase in average revenues, 84 percent of partners say retaining talent is key challenge amongst others.

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“Urgent need” to tackle online hate speech

Cardiff University in Wales and its Hatelab partners with Mishcon de Reya to launch online hate speech report to tackle “urgent issue.”

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Ashurst introduces new parental leave policy

Ashurst has announced a new global parental policy in a move towards increasing diversity in the firm.

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