Practical Law In-house: what to expect in 2025

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January 6, 2025

Practical Law In-house: what to expect in 2025

by Robert Clay
Senior Editor

Practical Law In-house

We have published an article outlining the main developments that we consider will affect in-house lawyers operating in the UK in 2025 [subscription required].

The article brings together coverage from across our Corporate, Commercial, Competition, Employment, Data protection and Dispute resolution teams, and also highlights key AI, cybersecurity, ESG and sustainability, and climate change issues for in-house lawyers.