In-house lawyers face a daunting to-do list. We tackle how the Flamingo subscription helps in-house teams scale those hurdles.
The new Government claims to be “mission-driven” for “working people” – so it may come as no surprise that their reforms are somewhat more favourable to workers. Let’s explore some of the proposals.
In today's interconnected world, ethical decisions are inherently commercial ones too. In this article, we use a pop culture reference to demonstrate the business case for ethics in the corporate world.
Just like Taylor Swift shakes off the haters, you can shake off the perception of being just a transactional legal resource. Here’s our blog on how to "Shake It Off" and show your CEO the strategic value you bring to the table!
What are the key takeaways when it comes to SaaS and minimising contract risk? In this blog we share our top tips on addressing the main risk areas.
The expected confirmation that the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) is investigating over 20 solicitors and law firms in connection with the Post Office scandal (re)highlights the critical importance of adherence to professional and ethical standards.
We provide some general tips and best practices for negotiating liability provisions in contracts, based on the principles of contract law and the common types of liability clauses.
Just as Pride Month ends, we’re heading into a general election, where gender-affirming care, conversion therapy and single-sex spaces have been some of the key topics of the political manifestos. In this article, we explore LGBTQIA+ legislation and inclusive working environments for members of the community.
In today’s economic climate, in-house lawyers are under increasing pressure to do more with less. In this article we look at how IHLs can maximise efficiency in contract reviews.
With the general election looming, the incoming government have been warned that the UK’s labour laws aren't fit for purpose. But what do the parties already have on their agenda?
There is growing adoption of cloud-based legal software and AI-powered tools in the industry as it offers accessibility, scalability, and cost-effectiveness. All of this should breed greater efficiency, right?! We explore the art of efficiency in this article.
Recently in one of our Legal Bite sessions that we run for members of the Watering Hole we delved into the often complex world of morality, ethics, and regulation for in-house legal counsel. It's a role fraught with challenges, so we took some time to explore how these professionals navigate through them.
The phenomenon of "legalsplaining" – a term coined to describe the condescending or overly complex explanations of legal concepts to non-lawyers – has sparked discussions on how to improve communication between legal and non-legal stakeholders.
In-house legal counsel and external lawyers - opposite sides of the fence or two sides of the same coin? In this article, we explore how both can work together to navigate challenges, optimise resources, and deliver value to their clients.
The EHRC recently released new guidance to help employers understand how to support workers experiencing menopausal symptoms - we explore the guidance, take a look at a case study that's gone wrong and explore some options for employers!
A recent article on LegalFutures.co.uk highlights a crucial piece of advice for in-house lawyers: "Don't Put Up a Barrier with Your Business". In this article, we explore the similarities between in-house counsel and the Transformers as a metaphor to breaking down barriers.
Whilst we wait to see what the outcome of the AI White Paper consultation in respect of regulatory guidance for AI at the end of April 2024 will be, we take a look at the challenges of AI when outsourcing.
Working in-house can be demanding and challenging. Amidst these responsibilities, it's crucial to prioritise your mental health to ensure long-term well-being and effectiveness in your role.
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