Welcome to the Axis Solicitors Blog Archive.
This blog examines how Civil Litigation and AI intersect within UK legal practice. We explore predictive coding, expert‐evidence tools, hallucinations risk, regulation, access to justice, ethics, and best practice.
COVID-19 triggered a rapid transformation in how civil litigation is conducted across the UK. This article from Axis Solicitors unpacks the rise of remote hearings—what drove the shift, how courts adapted, the impact on litigants and lawyers, and what it means for the future of civil justice.
Stamp duty reform is coming in 2025—and it could significantly affect your property plans. Whether you’re buying your first home, moving up the ladder, or investing in buy-to-let, Axis Solicitors explains what the stamp duty uk 2025 changes mean for you, how to time your move, and how to minimise your legal and financial exposure.
Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) is reshaping the UK’s justice system. This in-depth guide explores how UK courts are adapting to digital conflict resolution, the legal framework driving change, and what it means for claimants and legal professionals.
An adverse possession claim is a legal mechanism that allows someone who has occupied land or property without the legal owner’s permission to apply to
Preparing for a civil litigation trial in the UK is a rigorous and strategic process that requires meticulous attention to legal, procedural, and evidential details.
This in-depth guide explores alternative dispute resolution law in the UK, breaking down mediation vs arbitration. Learn how each ADR route works, when to use them, and what to expect in terms of outcomes, costs, and legal enforceability.
Title deeds are the bedrock of property ownership in the UK. Whether you’re buying, selling, or managing a property, understanding what UK property title deeds look like — and what information they contain — is essential.
The UK government has announced significant updates to the Skilled Worker Visa route, with sweeping changes taking effect from 22 July 2025. In this comprehensive guide, Axis Solicitors outlines the new eligibility thresholds, closures to specific job roles, and what these changes mean for employers and foreign workers. Stay compliant, stay informed.
