The paperless office, whilst not a fantasy, is still a long way off.  People will still require hard copies of documents no matter how much they scan and destroy and these documents still need to be managed – with data compliance and protection legislation observed – but all of this does not come cheap!

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The latest episode of The Digital Solicitor, entitled Legal Aid in a Pandemic, is a deep dive into key issues in these extraordinary times with Richard Miller, head of the Justice Team at the Law Society. Discussion includes frontline working in courts and police stations; remote hearings; means testing; payments on account; Legal Aid Review; crime contract extension and the positive effect of digitisation within legal aid firms.

Legal Women's Coral Hill interviews Miriam González Durántez, an Attorney at international law firm Cohen & Gresser and founder of  inspiring-girls.com on lockdown, its implications for gender equality and some of the questions we should all consider for the future good of society.