United Kingdom: Performance

A new strategic partnership has been launched to guide Seen, Heard, Diverted, a three-year programme working with neurodivergent young people to help shape how the justice system responds to them.

Lindsays is a Scottish law firm with offices across Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, Perth, and Crieff, offering comprehensive legal services for individuals, families, businesses, rural clients, and charitable organizations. The firm provides expertise across residential property transactions, corporate matters, family law, and specialized rural and charity sector advice.

Legal professionals navigate the complexities of facilities management, exploring how strategic estate optimization intersects with regulatory compliance and operational efficiency. This analysis examines the critical legal considerations organizations must address when managing their physical assets and infrastructure. Discover the essential frameworks and best practices that enable businesses to align their facilities management strategies with broader organizational objectives.

The demo is always impressive. The assistant is fluent, fast, confident. It surfaces the right clause, summarizes the right section, answers like it understands the matter.

Over the years, we’ve seen the same pattern with many firms we’ve worked with. Firm owners know they won’t run the business forever. Still, succession planning is often delayed far longer than it should be.

On 21 May 2025, I had the pleasure of ditching my usual morning commute to speak at the Dura breakfast talk arranged by Lottie Leefe, founder of The Dura Society...

The legal industry hit a defining moment in the past year. Organizations across the sector began to see not just what AI could do, but how profoundly it could reshape the rhythms and realities of everyday legal work.

Billables, realization, profit per partner, average fee, new files opened, aged receivables – the dashboards get more sophisticated every year. I'm not anti-metrics. In fact, I like them.

On its own, cognitive overload in lawyers may seem to be an inalienable part of working in a law firm.