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Client-centricity in the legal profession: challenges and opportunities
Patrick Bignon and Richard King of consultancy Bignon De Keyser consider how legal businesses and lawyers can be more client-centric
To be, or not to be… compliant, that is the data retention question
3Kites’ Paul Longhurst and Richard Kemp of Kemp IT Law on how law firms are adapting to GDPR
In-house law versus private practice – the old assumptions no longer apply
Charlie Harris weighs up the pros and cons for associates considering a move in-house
The extraordinary case of the missing case (management system)
After a hiatus, the arrival of the cloud has opened up the market for document creation tools reports 3Kites' Paul Longhurst
P&O chief's parliamentary testimony didn't have to be such a car crash
Assurety co-founder Ed Williams QC dissects Peter Hebblethwaite's select committee appearance from the perspective of a witness preparation lawyer
For real equality in the legal sector
Bigle Legal's Alejandro Esteve de Miguel argues successful business management can only be achieved by making equality the basis of corporate strategy
Getting to grips with information security – a quick start guide
3Kites’ Jon Howells offers practical steps for law firms to tackle an issue that can seem overwhelming
Mr Blue Sky – moving your firm’s applications to the cloud
3Kites’ Paul Longhurst and Richard Kemp of Kemp IT Law explain the benefits of moving away from on-premise systems and the practical steps to take
Artificial intelligence and the art of noise over substance
Paul Longhurst of 3Kites looks beyond ‘innovation theatre’ to outline AI’s practical benefits for law firms, in-house legal teams and their clients
Flexible working has deprived UK law firms of the lifestyle trump card in London’s associate pay war
US practices can now tempt newly qualified lawyers with regular home working as well as stellar salaries, writes Patrick Cook Fowler
‘Buying back’ partners intent on leaving is risky for both sides – but can work spectacularly
Nick Robbins asks whether it is ever wise for a partner to change their mind having handed in their notice
Whatever happened to those down under law firm recruitment roadshows?
A generation of lawyers from Australia and New Zealand cut their teeth in London, now they are more likely to go to New York