The Bar Council has updated its ethics guidance on the use of generative artificial intelligence at the bar after the High Court issued a sharp reminder earlier this year of the dangers of lawyers relying on the technology in court.
The Bar Council has updated its ethics guidance on the use of generative artificial intelligence at the bar after the High Court issued a sharp reminder earlier this year of the dangers of lawyers relying on the technology in court.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority has issued a warning after scammers used a law firm's name and credentials to set up a fraudulent website offering help with bringing claims over housing disrepair.
Small and midsized law firms in England were given a welcome boost when the chancellor revealed in her Budget statement a new funding plan to make apprenticeships for under-25s "completely free" for smaller enterprises, although legal recruiters point to unresolved questions over age restrictions.
The Legal Services Board launched a public consultation on Thursday into a draft policy statement aimed at driving greater equality, diversity and inclusion within the legal sector.
A barrister has denied claims that he negligently gave advice to a former chief technology officer who was found guilty of hacking a previous employer, arguing that the cyberattacker's arguments were simply bad law and weren't going to succeed.
An Osborne Clarke partner urged a court on Thursday to overturn a ruling by a disciplinary tribunal that he had wrongly attempted to prevent a tax policy journalist from disclosing that he was being threatened with a defamation claim by former chancellor Nadhim Zahawi.
