Thomson Reuters
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Over half of lawyers say ChatGPT should be used for legal work
New report shines spotlight on profession’s attitudes towards AI
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UK lawtech investment rockets from £2.5 million to £62 million in just three years
Less than £1.5 million was invested in 2014, report shows
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Simmons & Simmons embraces NewLaw movement with ‘legal engineering’ acquisition
BigLaw continues to make big moves into the lawtech space
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EY’s foray into law continues with legal outsourcing acquisition
Big four titan snaps up Thomson Reuters’ Pangea3
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Careers
Why quotas are the only solution to gender equality in the workplace
Charlotte Proudman and Catherine Mayer persuade an audience of lawyers that the extreme option is the only way to boost the number of women in senior positions
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AI-brewed Paisley Snail Pale Ale is now a thing
Donoghue v Stevenson for the tech age
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The Hearing Podcast: Making a Murderer lawyer Dean Strang on Netflix fame
And what it’s like being an unlikely international sex symbol
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The Hearing: Ayesha Vardag on law reform, Brexit and her office robot
The ‘diva of divorce’ shares her story
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The Hearing Podcast: From Birmingham barrister to ‘Father of the House’
Remainer rebel Ken Clarke talks law and politics
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The Hearing Podcast: ‘Disability isn’t just sticks and wheelchairs’
Solicitor turned diversity champion Yasmin Sheikh shares her story
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The Hearing Podcast: My life as a transgender barrister
Employment and discrimination specialist Robin White shares her story
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The Hearing Podcast: The difficult transition from law to politics
QC turned Home Secretary Lord Michael Howard shares his story
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The Hearing Podcast: Legal futurist Joe Raczynski on AI, blockchain and smart contracts
How close is tech to revolutionising the law?
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Podcast: ‘There were only three women in the whole firm’ — corporate law pioneer Fiona Woolf on gender diversity in the law
We’ve come a long way since the 1970s — but not far enough
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Careers
‘I am first and foremost a lawyer — my media appearances are just an added bonus’
Employment lawyer Kevin Poulter sits down with Legal Cheek to discuss social media, Alan Titchmarsh and his latest podcast project