The UK government’s £20 million a year investment will increase civil legal aid fees for immigration and housing, but there is still more to do.

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The Ministry of Justice has today announced a £20 million investment to increase civil legal aid fees for immigration and housing.

The gross value added (GVA) from UK legal services is estimated to have increased by 50% in the last decade. According to the newly published Economic Value report by the Law Society of England and ...

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First completed in 2016, this report details the latest valuation of the legal services sector to the UK economy and internationally. The research outlines the legal services sector’s contribution by ...

My client was the sole executor and beneficiary of an estate. A trustee in bankruptcy wants me to confirm the money was paid to my client. Do I need consent to share this information?

The legal sector is a powerhouse of growth and innovation and should be a priority in the UK government’s new industrial strategy.

While the Mental Health Bill marks a positive step towards mental health reform, the government must support new legislation with more funding, more clarity and more safeguards.

Stu White, product and engineering director at Access Legal, shares why using the right AI tools could help law firms to transform the way they operate.

Find out what steps you and your firm can take to avoid common anti-money laundering and financial sanctions issues.

Invest 2035 is the government’s new industrial strategy. It sets out a 10-year plan for achieving the highest sustained economic growth in the G7, one of the Labour Party’s five missions for Britain.