Features
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FeatureDefamation: A town called Sue
The Defamation Act 2013 tilted the law away from claimants but many lawyers believe it did not go far enough, reports Sian Harrison. London remains the world’s libel capital.
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FeatureData page – April 2026
The latest data page figures, compiled by Moneyfacts, are now available.
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Feature2026 Private Client industry report: What to expect
(Sponsored content.) Estate planning in the UK is becoming more complex, strategic and relevant earlier in life, according to a new 2026 Private Client Industry Report published by LEAP Estates, part of LEAP Legal Software.
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FeatureFrom snow to sun: Where to find your perfect April getaway
Swap grey skies for Mediterranean warmth with these easy spring and early-summer getaways!
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FeatureLegacy system
Reforms to drag centuries-old legislation governing wills into the digital age are overdue as probate disputes soar. Rachel Rothwell reports.
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FeatureRewriting the rules of engagement
As generative AI disrupts traditional legal marketing, what can firms do to make sure that their unique expertise is recognised?
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FeatureAI is turbo-charging cyber attacks. Is your law firm ready?
(Sponsored content.) Mitigo helps law firms assess their exposure, close the gaps and build lasting resilience.
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Feature'Lipstick is my armour'
Jo Delahunty KC and Dana Denis-Smith, chroniclers of the experience of women in the legal profession, talk to Eduardo Reyes about remaining obstacles to true gender equality.
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FeatureRemote controllers?
Private equity investment in the legal sector has passed the £1bn mark, reports Joanna Goodman. Should lawyers be pleased?
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FeatureLater life divorce: the retirement risk family lawyers can't ignore
Professional development. (Sponsored content.)
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FeatureData page – March 2026
The latest data page figures, compiled by Moneyfacts, are now available.
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FeatureContempt: Prejudice in pixels
How can contempt law be adapted for the digital age? Sian Harrison reports on a growing challenge to the justice system.
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FeatureDonald Trump gave me $51
Eduardo Reyes learned a lot from his unwitting inclusion in a US collective action – and what the experience says about a review of UK competition law on group claims.
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FeatureKC appointments: Out ranked
Critics argue that the silk selection process remains discriminatory.
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FeatureInsight: Why flexibility alone is not easing pressure in the legal sector
Sponsored content.
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FeatureCompetition law: All together now
Class actions in competition law cases have so far failed to transform consumer redress. Joanna Goodman finds out why, and hears reasons for optimism.
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FeatureSaaSpocalypse Now
How legal tech and Anthropic are responding to the SaaSpocalypse – the legal plugin that crashed tech stocks but attracted investors.