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Somerset, United Kingdom
As seen in: Color Research & Application, The Guardian, Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, LSE Connect, Morningstar, Boston Herald, MamaMia, Upworthy, Brisbane Times and
Partner in Farms and Estates, Chartered Accountant at Albert Goodman, agricultural and rural businesses -accounts, tax and business structures
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How Legal Technology is Changing the Path to Exoneration

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By Kate Bell
| IR Global
When Mike Semanchik was assigned his first wrongful conviction case in 2008, the work looked exactly as it had for decades. Thirty banker’s boxes. Thousands of pages. One reader. “Take every piece of paper and read it one by one. That’s literally how I started this,” he recalls. “What a tedious and impossible job.
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How Time-Strapped Solo and Small Law Firms Can Get More Out of AI

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By Kate Bell
| IR Global
Today, AI can do meaningful work in your practice. A demand letter can take months to gather all the details, and weeks to write once you do, but now the writing takes days. A long email chain gets distilled to its three actionable points. The motion you often lost a weekend to is in your outbox by Thursday. All of which raises a fair question: Where is the time it was supposed to save you? Kate Bell bronzeKate is a bronze member Affinity Partnerships Manager at Clio
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MSO Law Firm Deals Are Rising Fast, but Is One Right for Your Practice?

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By Kate Bell
| IR Global
By Joshua Lenon Law firm leaders who once dismissed management services organization (MSO) deals are now fielding serious inquiries from private equity-backed platforms. Holland & Knight, which maintains a practice dedicated to structuring MSO transactions, reports closing more than 15 law firm MSO deals in the last six months—with approximately 100 more in development. Large law firms, McDermott Will & Schulte and Cohen & Gresser, have both publicly acknowledged exploring potential arrangements.
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