The Solicitors Regulation Authority said in a decision published Thursday that it had rebuked a senior paralegal at DWF because he attached a witness' signature to a version of a statement that they had not approved or signed.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority said in a decision published Thursday that it had rebuked a senior paralegal at DWF because he attached a witness' signature to a version of a statement that they had not approved or signed.
High Court Judge Joanna Smith has said that artificial intelligence could be used to decide straight-forward cases such as traffic or parking disputes, telling a London conference that there was "definitely scope" for using AI in decision-making.
DWF LLP said Thursday that Hilary Ross has retired from her position as managing partner for the U.K. and Ireland, with the firm yet to name a successor.
The Financial Conduct Authority's long-awaited motor finance redress scheme is on hold because a consumer group and three lenders have referred it to the Upper Tribunal for judicial review, claiming it is unfair.
A district judge has been fired after an investigation found he engaged in inappropriate conduct toward court staff, including unwanted physical contact and sending a "highly-sexualized image."
Midnight Labs, a Dublin-based artificial intelligence company focused on intellectual property enforcement, announced Thursday it received an investment from the Sony Innovation Fund to expand its software in the U.S. and Japanese markets.
Mishcon de Reya LLP is adopting a new bonus program for lawyers who exceed their billable hours targets as it looks to maintain a competitive edge in attracting and retaining talented employees.
Latham & Watkins LLP said Thursday that it has hired three partners from Morrison Foerster LLP into its London mergers and acquisitions team, with two of the lawyers rejoining the firm they left 10 years ago.
Duxton Hill Chambers, a set of independent practitioners based in Singapore, said it has added to its growing roster of London lawyers with a King's Counsel previously at Essex Court Chambers who brings broad experience in international disputes.
Morrison Foerster LLP has become the latest of several firms to add a chief people officer to its C-suite, announcing Tuesday that it has hired a longtime executive from Mayer Brown LLP.
