With Brexit fast approaching, it is predicted that we will begin to see an increase in the amount of businesses seeking legal guidance over the next few years.
According to IRN, it is estimated that the business legal services will grow by 5% in 2019 with this increase “mainly due to an increase in Brexit-related work”. Continue reading
Since the beginning of 2018, we have seen many changes in the laws of driving as well as many new additions of laws to keep us on our toes. Many of us don’t actually know about these as we don’t generally get notified when something changes or gets added. To help clear things up here is a list of the law changes that have come into effect in 2018. Continue reading
Corporate law and litigation both have their own pros and cons when choosing a career in the legal industry. Both are also high in demand throughout the country.
But what is the difference between corporate law and litigation?
Corporate law vs litigation
Corporate law, as the name suggests, is based around corporations and their formation, their connection with other businesses, and their interactions with government, tax organisations, and the public. The role of a corporate attorney is to ensure that a business is operating within the law. Corporate attorneys will deal with a range of issues from contracts to shareholder issues and will often be involved in areas such as taxes, procuring assets or money, and mergers and acquisitions. Continue reading
Law firms could begin to rely more heavily on artificial intelligence (AI) for decisions on the best strategic course to take in the future, according to a Law Society study. Continue reading
Facing a driving offence prosecution can be a frightening experience. You may have been caught speeding, or you may have received a careless driving charge and you may be worried about the future. Continue reading
The national insurance number is a number, which is assigned to you, when you apply for a national insurance. It is very important, and you should keep it handy and at a safe place, for avoiding troubles in the future. But questions might come in your mind, why you should keep the national insurance number safe. Continue reading