Features
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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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FeaturePII: Security alert
Increased competition among PII providers has delivered greater capacity, stability and choice for law firms. Yet the market is wary of another Axiom Ince, reports Maria Shahid, and AI use has introduced a significant element of uncertainty
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FeatureData page – August 2026
The latest data page figures, compiled by Moneyfacts, are now available.
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FeatureThe Law Gazette Podcast
As trillions of pounds pass from one generation to the next, private client lawyers are playing an increasingly important role in helping families manage wealth, expectations and potential conflict. In this episode, Clare Stirzaker of Boodle Hatfield and Oliver Embley of Wedlake Bell discuss the “great wealth transfer”, examining succession ...