Features
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FeatureDecisions and interventions
Decisions filed recently with the Law Society (which may be subject to appeal).
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FeatureLaw centres: The Rescuers
Following the abolition of legal aid for most civil cases, law centres had to change their operating models to survive. Catherine Baksi reports on the challenges centres face – and their resilience – at a time of unprecedented need.
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FeatureLegalTech: Power players
US government’s clashes with AI pioneers over national security have highlighted the attraction of proprietary models.
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FeatureAdvising entrepreneurs: In at the beginning
The appeal of an entrepreneur client base is obvious – instructions will grow as the business flowers. But challenges include dicey cashflows and a high attrition rate, reports Joanna Goodman.
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FeatureEmployment tribunal: Labour pains
Claims drafted by AI, new worker protections and a cash-starved courts system are combining to overwhelm the Employment Tribunal and its appellate body. With cases listing for 2030, Sian Harrison canvasses opinion on potential reforms that could lighten the load.
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FeatureData page – June 2026
The latest data page figures, compiled by Moneyfacts, are now available.
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FeatureThe Law Gazette Podcast
Every fortnight, the Gazette team goes beyond the headlines to examine the decisions, disputes and developments shaping law and legal practice. Expect informed discussion on regulation, access to justice, legal aid, ethics, economics and accountability. We will pose and try to answer direct questions, provide clear analysis and host key ...
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FeatureWhat legal leaders should know about shadow AI
Sponsored content. Sam Bock, Editor, The Relativity Blog.
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FeatureDecisions and interventions
Decisions filed recently with the Law Society (which may be subject to appeal).
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FeatureLegal AI: Battle lines
Big tech and open source platforms are jostling for position in the legal AI market. Meanwhile, the risk of hallucinations means that expert human oversight is non-negotiable, reports Joanna Goodman.
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FeatureProduct of its time
Product safety law is almost four decades old and ever more unsuited to a digital age, critics allege. Rachel Rothwell canvasses views on the case for a reboot
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FeatureSerious Fraud Office: To catch a thief
Dogged by failed prosecutions, disclosure headaches and obsolete technology, the Serious Fraud Office continues to face an uncertain future despite recent improvements. Maria Shahid reports.
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FeatureData page – May 2026
The latest data page figures, compiled by Moneyfacts, are now available.
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FeatureSQE at five: Pass or fail?
With the Solicitors Qualifying Examination now in its fifth year, Joanna Goodman asks if its creators have kept their promises.
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FeatureDizzying heights: The future of partnership
Has the holy grail of partnership lost its lustre? Sam Kenworthy investigates.