
26.05.21
Statutory Wills: Impending Reform
Reform of The Wills Act 1837 has been on the cards for a long time and modernisation will be welcome in many ways. The pandemic has, of course, already prompted...
Statutory Wills: Impending Reform
21.05.21
LAW2021 update - what to expect from our online events and other courses
The Solicitors Group's law CPD courses and exhibitions have continued to provide outstanding learning and development content for legal practitioners, and there...
LAW2021 update - what to expect from our online events and other courses
18.05.21
Managing Workloads and Learning
A recent snap poll suggests that many lawyers are too busy with their client workload to undertake essential training and development. This should sound alarm b...
Managing Workloads and Learning
13.05.21
Decoding The Legal Software Conundrum
It is not always easy navigating the legal software marketplace, as there are lots of good suppliers offering a wide range of different products to choose from.
Decoding The Legal Software Conundrum
12.05.21
How should law firms manage digital transformation?
In June 2020, The Financial Times reported that the COVID-19 crisis was accelerating the uptake of legal technology within law firms. The pandemic has greatly e...
How should law firms manage digital transformation?
12.05.21
Commercial Rent Arrears: ‘Covid-19’ defence falls at the first hurdle
The first ruling on rent arrears where the defendant raised covid-19 as a defence to a rent arrears claim has now been reported.
Commercial Rent Arrears: ‘Covid-19’ defence falls at the first hurdle
06.05.21
Family Law - what if an abuser won't cooperate with a court order?
In a financial remedy case involving abuse, the courts could order an abuser to, for example, sell the former matrimonial home. But what if they refuse to compl...
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