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According to Government research, one in six organisations now uses AI technology, transforming how businesses operate and make decisions. The IT and Telecommunications sector blazes a trail with an adoption rate of 29.5%, closely followed by the Legal sector

With the Labor Force Survey reporting an estimated 1,980 non-fatal workplace injuries between 2022 and 2023 in Great Britain, it is essential to know what to do if you are the victim of an accident due to negligence in the workplace. 

Any business in any industry will arrive at a point when it needs the help of skilled supervisors who can focus on specific aspects of the organisation. Nothing good ever comes out of stretching yourself too thin, so it’s important to look for people who can

Litigation – that is, formally dealing with a dispute through the parties’ domestic courts – has long been the go-to solution when commercial disputes arise, but this form of dispute resolution has been regarded as lengthy, costly, and does little to pre

It’s no secret that more and more of us are choosing not to have children. The UK birth rate has declined to the lowest levels in over a decade, while the average age of parents has hit a record high.

In recent years following the pandemic, the average length of time to obtain a Grant of Probate has risen significantly. Probate has been known to take up to 16 weeks following submission of an application, with delays as long as 24 weeks in complex estates, o

After an incident, the aftermath entails stress and chaos. If involved in a car accident, for example, you’re already dealing with injuries, damage to your automobile, and intricacies involved.

According to the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), there was an 8,000 percent increase in the number of people affected by financial data breaches in central government between 2019 and 2023.

A well-written business contract is like an insurance policy, protecting you and your business in the event of something going wrong, and failing to have a written contract in place can be a costly mistake in the event of a contractual breach or a dispute.