Month: March 2019

This post was originally published on this siteThe ‘gig economy’ is never far from the news. Here DAS Law Solicitor John Griffiths explains where the term comes from, what it means, and how businesses can help themselves today when it comes to clearly defining the status of their people… The post The Big Gig Rejig […]

This post was originally published on this siteFinders International is to hold the first of its popular Deputyship Development Days for 2019 in Manchester on 3 April. The post Deputyship Development Day Manchester Event appeared first on Legal Futures.

This post was originally published on this siteOnly 8% of small to medium sized law firms have failed to implement any cyber security measures last year.In comparison, over a quarter of the UK’s small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs) have no cyber security measures or strategies in place. The post Over 25% of SMEs fail […]

This post was originally published on this siteFounded in 2016 by Dawn Pickett and Peter Effard, DP Conveyancing & Property Law Ltd are a modern, innovative and dedicated firm of licensed conveyancers. The post DP Conveyancing are winning more work with Redbrick Solutions appeared first on Legal Futures.

This post was originally published on this siteThe Solicitors Regulation Authority’s new rulebook will come into force some six months later than originally expected. Meanwhile, it has unveiled a new push to check firms’ anti-money laundering compliance. The post SRA finally names the day when new rulebook comes into force appeared first on Legal Futures.

This post was originally published on this siteSome lawyers have been suffering from “GDPR fever” over the past year and given bad advice based on limited knowledge or too cautious an approach, a leading data protection law specialist has warned. The post “Some lawyers have been suffering from GDPR fever” appeared first on Legal Futures.

This post was originally published on this siteBack in the day, when I entered the legal profession, an age of the Telex and elephantine batteries operating mobile phones, most articled clerks, as they then were, eyed achieving equity status. That was expected. The post Why law firms should be a true meritocracy appeared first on […]

This post was originally published on this siteLawyers are wrong to think that there are tasks beyond technology that only they can carry out, Professor Richard Susskind has warned. He urged lawyers to help build the machines, not compete with them. The post Susskind: Lawyers wrong to think technology cannot replace them appeared first on […]