CPR 19.8 enables collective redress where common interests exist, with crypto litigation potentially becoming the catalyst that propels class actions into mainstream English jurisprudence.

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Financial backing enables law firms to pursue sexual abuse cases against major institutions despite lengthy timelines and significant upfront costs.

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I was recently invited onto Deminor’s podcast series to talk all things Law. I sat down with Deminor’s Alex M to talk ‘The Business of Law: Efficiency, Innovation and Legal Concierge Services’.

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In today’s dynamic workplace environment, the relationship between leadership approach and organisational success has never been more critical.

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The UK’s litigation funding landscape faces significant challenges as recent court decisions and government inaction create uncertainty for investors, according to industry leaders.

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In this final instalment of our three-part series, we assess the (in)aptitude of the regulatory bodies during the peak period to properly monitor dividend-related trading strategies and therefore limit their financial impact on the tax authorities.

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Having explained in Part I the diDerence between Cum-Ex and WHT Reclaim trading strategies, we now turn to the evolution of legal opinions and the gradual adaptation of tax laws across most EU states to eliminate these trading opportunities.

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This new series of posts delves into the nuances between the two major dividend-related trading strategies that have purportedly cost European taxpayers €150bn over a two-decade period.

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Following the Law Gazette’s recent coverage of the Master of the Rolls’ announcement, I wanted to share my thoughts on these new guideline hourly rates…

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What exactly is litigation funding, and why has it become such an important part of our legal system?

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As litigation becomes increasingly data-driven, we can expect to see more firms bringing specialised eDiscovery expertise in-house.

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Expert witnesses are advocating for increased involvement from the SRA in resolving disputes with solicitors…

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Looking ahead, I think the real challenge will be finding creative ways to fund growth and innovation while staying true to our professional values. The court hasn’t shut the door completely…

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The SRA’s latest research into risk perception among solicitors, I wanted to share my thoughts on what this means for our profession and our clients.

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Part IV (of IV). Expert Witness Case Study: The Objectivus Approach to Expert Testimony.

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Part III (of IV). Expert Witness Case Study: Rethinking Expertise, Independence, and Testimony.

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Part II (of IV). Expert Witness Case Study: Refining the Role of Experts in Complex Litigation.

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Part I (of IV). Objectivus Expert Witness Services.

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Taborns is delighted to announce its association with Objectivus, a trusted leader in governance, risk, compliance, and financial Expert Witness services for the financial and

We are thrilled to progress our partnership with Middleton, combining our expertise Middleton-Taborns, a dedicated arm focused on Construction and Engineering Expert Witness services within Taborns.

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Optimising time tracking increases firm profitability and reduces administrative burdens. With these advanced features, you can capture more billable hours, improve accuracy, and enhance efficiency.

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Traditional methods of document review can be time-consuming, costly, and prone to human error, but AI-powered tools are offering innovative solutions to enhance efficiency and accuracy. Recently, several developments have highlighted how AI is reshaping the e-discovery landscape.

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Legal Concierge Outsourcing (LCO) has emerged as a pivotal solution for businesses, high net worth individuals, family offices, and professional service providers seeking specialised legal services and related products.

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As the legal landscape continues to evolve, we may see more large firms experimenting with alternative fee structures to meet the changing demands of the market.

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I was recently invited to speak, with MiddletonCDR, and as part of the Middleton-Taborns Expert Witness unit, on a panel celebrating the official launch of the Caribbean Construction Arbitration Panel at the BVI International Arbitration Centre (BVI IAC).

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In a new report, the European Law Institute (ELI) has advocated for a “light-touch” regulatory approach to litigation funding, warning that overly prescriptive rules could hinder access to justice.

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According to the Wolters Kluwer ‘Future Ready Lawyer’ survey, 76% of law firms prioritise legal technology as a key driver for future readiness.

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In-house legal departments are bracing for significant adjustments in their spending amidst the fallout of the global pandemic, according to a recent survey conducted by RollOnFriday.

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In today’s legal landscape, efficiency and cost-effectiveness are paramount for in-house legal departments striving to meet growing work volumes while managing budget constraints.

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Calculating the value of a law firm involves more than just traditional financial metrics.

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Recent research from PwC reveals a significant shift in priorities among law firms, emphasising the adoption of financial innovation to enhance client service and operational efficiency.

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The Covid-19 pandemic has catalysed a seismic shift in the legal industry, compelling law firms to embrace innovation and technological disruption to adapt to the new normal.

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In the dynamic landscape of litigation funding, advancements continue to shape the industry’s trajectory.

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The recent Reuters article ‘The Changing Role of in-house legal operations and procurement professionals’ emphasises the crucial impact of legal operations and procurement professionals on reshaping the legal landscape.

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In today’s digital age, the gap between law firms and their clients is becoming increasingly apparent.

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The evolution of litigation funding reflects a dynamic process of adaptation and growth, with past achievements laying the foundation for present developments and future innovations.

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At Taborns, we remain at the forefront of these transformative changes in dispute resolution.

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By staying ahead of industry trends and fostering collaborative partnerships, we empower businesses to achieve their legal objectives effectively and efficiently.

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Enhancing accessibility, efficiency, and reducing adversarial conflicts in resolving civil, family, and administrative disputes is transforming dispute resolution.

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Class action lawsuits have faced criticism for their association with an ambulance-chasing legal culture and the enrichment of lawyers. However, perceptions have started to shift.

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A recent report from legal industry advisers highlights a significant challenge facing the largest law firms in the UK and beyond – Tech.

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Litigation funding, where third parties finance legal claims in exchange for a share of the proceeds, has become a significant industry in the UK, now valued at £2 billion.

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Nearly one in ten chambers have admitted to failing to comply with the Bar Standards Board’s service and price transparency rules.

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In a new diversity push, two US based law firms have offered jobs to students with the promise that they will have tuition, living expenses, mentoring and a full time job on graduation.

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As we offer an unbundled service whereby a client could go to a solicitor for a service, and the solicitor recommends a non-legal step before taking the case further and formally advising, we find this an interesting development.

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