Features
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FeaturePro bono: Stepping into the void
When it comes to unmet need, pro bono work doesn’t even come close to replacing a generation of legal aid cuts. But technology, including AI, is helping to magnify its impact, reports Catherine Baksi.
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FeatureLegal AI – what is the end game?
While AI continues to reshape legal practice, questions remain about justice, data ownership and technology investment.
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FeatureJustice in Mexico: Popularity contest
Two years ago the politicisation of Mexico’s judiciary caused a storm at the International Bar Association. Joanna Goodman reports on what happened next
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FeatureIntellectual property: Original thinking
Intellectual property lawyers have AI, deepfakes and ‘copycats’ at the top of their in-trays. Joanna Goodman reports.
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FeatureSecurities exposure - the trading sanctions risk
Looking beyond sanctions lists to understand the impact of ownership structures, control relationships and individual financial instruments is an important part of managing risk. (Sponsored content.)
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FeatureBlack History Month: All bar none
The Race Relations Act 1976 was ‘not a finished product’, but it was certainly groundbreaking. Catherine Baksi assesses the act’s legacy.
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FeatureData page – October 2026
The latest data page figures, compiled by Moneyfacts, are now available.
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FeatureSolicitor apprentices: Earn and learn
The solicitor apprenticeship is 10 years old, reports Joanna Goodman. Has the scheme lived up to expectations?
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FeatureRenewing your SRA practising certificate this October?
Here’s how the funding process works. Sponsored content.
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FeatureChildren in need
Will the Department for Education carry on regardless with its SEND law reforms, or heed critical voices responding to its consultations?
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FeatureAI regulation: Resistance movement
Humanity is in a funk about the seemingly species-threatening dangers of artificial intelligence, reports Catherine Baksi. Lawyers have a vital role to play in reining IT in.
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FeatureLegalTech: All gloom and p(doom)?
As dire warnings about artificial intelligence dominate the headlines, how are law firms responding to the AI safety debate?
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FeaturePrison overcrowding: Full to capacity
Early release is the latest stop-gap solution to solve overcrowding in prisons, but a media storm forced Andy Burnham to reconsider. Amid pledges to build more space, Sian Harrison hears calls for more support for probation and community services.
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Feature'We will ruin you. Think of your family'
Read an excerpt from John Hyde’s Indefensible. Here Lee Castleton recalls his first contact with a Post Office lawyer.
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FeatureBeyond the PII Premium: Rethinking Risk
Sponsored content. Strong renewals start with effective, year-round risk management.
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FeatureData page – September 2026
The latest data page figures, compiled by Moneyfacts, are now available.
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FeatureCompeting Interests
Reform of the competition collective actions regime looks set to shake up litigation funding. Rachel Rothwell reports.
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FeatureTargeting abuse of position fraud
Some of the most damaging frauds are committed not by strangers behind screens but by people in positions of trust.
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