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AI will kill billable hour, says lawtech founder
Speaking to the Gazette on a visit to the UK, Canadian Jack Newton, founder and chief executive of lawtech company Clio, said ...
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Firm hire: Franchise disputes specialist joins Gardner Leader
Gardner Leader has been at the heart of the Thames Valley community for over 130 years, with offices in Newbury, Maidenhead, ...
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A sticking plaster, not a solution: tackling violence against women and girls in the sentencing review
Violence against Women and Girls (VAWG) has been a stated priority for successive UK governments since 2009, when the Labour ...
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DfE 'does not recognise' Gazette report on SEND Tribunal’s future
The Department for Education has hit back at a Gazette report that there is a threat to the future of the SEND Tribunal as a ...
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Counsel clash over indecent images
Getty Images’ High Court copyright claim against artificial intelligence developer Stability AI began with unexpected ...
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Solicitor who held onto leaked opposition documents loses appeal bid
A solicitor who received leaked confidential documents from the opposing side is not entitled to appeal a ruling that he ...
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No plans to abolish SEND Tribunal DfE insists
In a statement sent to the Gazette, a Department for Education spokesperson said: ‘We do not recognise these claims and are clear that there are no plans to abolish SEND tribunals. The evidence is ...