My legal life: Zoe Mortimer and Alexandra Geelan, Hemisphere Consultants
Lawyer in the news: Francis McEntegart, MC Legal
My legal life: Young Legal Aid Lawyers
Lawyer in the news: Michael Phillips, Andrew Storch Solicitors
Lawyer in the news: Sahil Kher, Kingsley Napley
My legal life: Camella Cephas, WSP Solicitors
Lawyer in the news: Hannah Brown, Richard Buxton Solicitors
My legal life: Katy Watts, Liberty
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AI innovation is conditioning clients to expect a speedy service from lawyers. How are mid-tier firms meeting this challenge, as well as ensuring that staff have the right skill-set? Joanna Goodman reports from the latest Gazette roundtable discussion.
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My legal life: Zoe Mortimer and Alexandra Geelan, Hemisphere Consultants
Commercial law specialists providing legal services to female- and minority-led businesses.
My legal life: Young Legal Aid Lawyers
This year marks the 20th anniversary of Young Legal Aid Lawyers.
My legal life: Camella Cephas, WSP Solicitors
Board member, head of children and care law and soon to be managing director at WSP Solicitors, Gloucestershire
My legal life: Katy Watts, Liberty
Interview with Monidipa Fouzder.
Movers
Firm hires: Planning director duo join DMH Stallard
Law firm appoints John Brindley and Tondra Thom to its planning consultancy.
Lawyer in the news: Francis McEntegart, MC Legal
Represents Ben McDonald, from Bootle, who set up pet products company Boss Pets earlier this year.
Lawyer in the news: Michael Phillips, Andrew Storch Solicitors
Represented a group of claimants comprising faith schools, parents and children in a legal challenge against the government over its decision to impose VAT on private school fees.
Lawyer in the news: Sahil Kher, Kingsley Napley
The firm’s public law team acted for Haringey Law Centre, which was referred to the High Court after fake case citations were presented in submissions in a judicial review case.
Lawyer in the news: Hannah Brown, Richard Buxton Solicitors
Firm represented Open Spaces Society, permitted to intervene at the Supreme Court in support of Dartmoor National Park Authority’s argument that wild camping is part of a broad right of open-air recreation granted to the public.
Lawyer in the news: Sarah Myatt, Switalskis
Firm represented Peter Sullivan, whose conviction for murder was quashed by the Court of Appeal this month. Sullivan spent 38 years in prison.
