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Could AI ignite the more human-centric side of the legal profession?

11.12.19

Recent research from the Harvard Business Review published in the Journal of Consumer Research found that despite AI outperforming doctors when it comes to certain medical diagnoses, consumers were more inclined to trust a human over a machine when it came to their wellbeing.

Having spent time recently looking into the impact of legal technology and consumer trust in legal services, CILEx Regulation's Felix Brown asks: could the same be true of the legal profession?  
About the Home Buying and Selling Group

11.12.19

The Home Buying and Selling Group (HBSG) was created to improve the home buying and selling process for consumers. Read on to find out more about the Group's work.

LawCare publishes new factsheet on sexual harassment

11.12.19

LawCare, the charity that works to support and promote mental health and wellbeing in the legal community, has published a new factsheet on sexual harassment.

CILEx Regulation opens door to alternative business structures

30.09.19

CILEx Regulation is delighted to announce that it can now accept applications to license Alternative Business Structures (ABSs). David Pope, Entity Authorisation Manager at CILEx Regulation, explores the benefits of ABS for startups and switchers.
Working together to combat crime: regulators and law enforcement

30.09.19

David Pope, Entity Authorisation & Client Protection Manager at CILEx Regulation, reflects on the changing relationship between law enforcement and regulators.
Lawtech: standards for the lawyers of the future

30.09.19

In the first of a series of articles about new standards for CILEx Practitioners, Vicky Purtill, Director of Authorisation and Supervision at CILEx Regulation, explores the research behind the decision to introduce technology to the mix.

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