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The future of law firm websites – Bold predictions from MLT Digital’s CEO, Stephen Moore
MLT Digital’s CEO, Stephen Moore, has recent published an article with a bold but realistic prediction that within five years
Businesses Should Be Paying Attention to AI-Powered Social Engineering
Over the past months, a series of high-profile cyberattacks have highlighted how widespread the risk has become.. Marks & Spencer,
How to Kick-Start a Legal Career Without Becoming a Solicitor
By Amanda Hamilton, Patron of the National Association of Licensed Paralegals (NALP) Through the years, legal dramas have been regular
Best Accident at Work Claims Lawyers in Scotland (2025)
For those seeking trusted legal help after a workplace injury, here is a guide to ten of the best accident
Inaccurate Police Records: How Expert Lawyers Recreated the Crash Scene to Know the Truth
San Diego’s busy freeways, such as SR-163, I-8, and I-5, connect with several daily commuters, and accidents do happen. The
How to Prove Harassment in the Workplace: A Legal Guide
Boston, MA, has always prided itself on its rich history of fairness and progress, but modern workplaces still face challenges
Climate Change Blawg Launches
With 97% of climate scientists agreeing that human activity is causing a global climate crisis, it’s more important than ever
WardblawG’s Top 10 tips for law firms and lawyers on twitter
Below are my top 10 twitter tips for law firms and solicitors looking to get the most from twitter. There are many more detailed tips that could be shared, but for the firms and lawyers starting out or looking to improve their social media presence and capabilities to expand their professional network and develop more business, these should be an ideal starting point which should hopefully a love-love relationship with the social media world.
PQE: Post Qualification Equality?
I have written a 1400 word professional briefing article for the Journal: the members’ magazine of the Law Society of Scotland, the Online version of which is updated almost daily and the RSS feed of which is followed at the foot of this blawG on one of the four sets of columns, navigable through the left and right arrows below. My article should, hopefully, be published in August this year.
The Frapes of Wrath: High Court fines £10,000 for Facebook Libel
Mr Justice Tugendhat ruled that the allegation of paedophilia was serious and could have damaged the plaintiff’s reputation. Now, I don’t know whether Mr Justice Tugendhat has a profile on Facebook or has any idea about social networking sites, but he should be aware, or have been made aware by the defence, that this type of abuse goes on more than he might imagine, albeit not quite as acerbic, indecent and tasteless as in this case. To be clear, the author does not support this sort of bullying in the slightest.