Tag Archives: legal
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How true crime shows are impacting the justice system
Trial by TV is criticised by some, but others insist it has the potential to overturn miscarriages of justice that would otherwise go unchallenged
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Q&A: Why offer pro bono legal representation?
It’s hard to think of two places less alike than a Jamaican jail and the City of London. So why does Graham Huntley, a specialist in commercial and banking litigation, and chairman of the Capital Cases Charitable Trust, defend prisoners in the Caribbean?
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The rise of the online courtroom
England and Wales look set to follow trailblazers in rolling out value-for-money online tribunals which sidestep the courts to resolve disputes via the internet
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Firms must embrace AI or risk being left behind
Robot lawyers or artificially intelligent software offer law firms an opportunity to enhance and expand their practice while allowing the legal experts to concentrate on their core business
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Roll over Rumpole, digital is coming
Sentenced to spending cuts, the criminal justice system is creaking under the strain despite attempts to leap forward into the digital age
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It’s time for law firms to get down to business
Implementing management efficiencies may seem daunting, but law firms have much to gain, not least growth and profits, from a more “professional” approach to business
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A sign of legal sophistication, security and added certainty
DocuSign’s global eSignature and DTM platform are consigning pen and paper to the past
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Funding access to justice
Litigation funding is opening the way for worthy claimants to seek legal redress where justice would otherwise be denied