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Is The Lawyer on Demand Model Working – Should Lawyers Adopt the Model?

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Axiom has been successful with its Lawyer on Demand model, but it may not suit all law firms – here’s why Is the Axiom ‘new law’ Lawyer on Demand business model working? It would appear so as the lawyer secondee business model has garnered additional acceptance in a legal world that has seen additional, more […]

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The 3 Lawyers With 129 Years’ Experience Make Legal ‘Career’ Move

>> See NZ’s Best Law Jobs Network for Your New Law Job Here Three senior lawyers who have a combined 129 years of legal experience, former partners at Sharp Tudhope Lawyers, John Gordon, Bill Chapman and Alasdair Christie, have transitioned into consultant roles with their law firm in a legal career move, the firm has

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Slater Gordon Enjoys Booming Profits Following UK Law Firm Expansion

Slater & Gordon has enjoyed a rise in half-year profits to $23 million for the six months to 31 December 2021, lifting its profits by 21 per cent following the Australian-based law firm’s expansion in the UK. The firm’s expansion included the purchase of Pannone Solicitors, completed this month, and four other acquisitions, which saw

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LawFuel Apology To Sergey Grishin

LawFuel retracts the wrong and defamatory allegations it has made against Mr Sergey Grishin, and unreservedly apologises to Mr Grishin for the damage caused to his reputation by such allegations. We published a series of articles about Mr Grishin,Ms Anna Fedoseeva, and Ms Jennifer Sulkess. The background material and drafts of all but one of

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The Disruptive Law Firm’s ‘Plug-and-Play’ Business Model That Is Showing The Way For Others

Brian Insker and plug-and-play law firm management model

A legal specialty in crofting law and the law of servitudes may not sound like the basis for a profitable law firm, but for this Scottish law firm there is far more to running a profitable and successful law firm than the traditional practice areas and its disruptive model is heralding what is likely for

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Could Law Firm Price Comparison Sites Push Smaller Firms Out of Business?

Law firm price comparison sites are important marketing avenues but they are raising questions about whether large firms will monopolise the practice and drive smaller law firms out of business. Law Society vice president Lubna Shuja told the Law Society’s annual risk and compliance conference this week that “In other markets, top comparison tools put

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UK MP’s Focus on ‘Amoral’ Lawyers With Russian Clients and the ‘Corrupt’ Legal System

The UK House of Commons has once again debated the issue of London City law firms that are representing Russian oligarchs and others who are involved in organised crime, with Conservative MP Bob Seely leading the charge against what he says is a ‘corrupted’ legal system.   This report is from the UK Law Gazette

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