For a long time, the legal profession operated on a "family doctor" model. You had a family solicitor who handled your house purchase, your will, your divorce, and—if you needed it—your nephew’s copyright. But in the hyper-regulated, algorithm-driven environment of 2026, that model is not just obsolete; it is dangerous. The

  For a long time, the legal profession operated on a "family doctor" model. You had a family solicitor who handled your house purchase, your will, your divorce, and—if you needed it—your nephew’s copyright. But in the hyper-regulated, algorithm-driven environment of 2026, that model is not just obsolete; it is dangerous. The

  For a long time, the legal profession operated on a "family doctor" model. You had a family solicitor who handled your house purchase, your will, your divorce, and—if you needed it—your nephew’s copyright. But in the hyper-regulated, algorithm-driven environment of 2026, that model is not just obsolete; it is dangerous. The

  For a long time, the legal profession operated on a "family doctor" model. You had a family solicitor who handled your house purchase, your will, your divorce, and—if you needed it—your nephew’s copyright. But in the hyper-regulated, algorithm-driven environment of 2026, that model is not just obsolete; it is dangerous. The

  For a long time, the legal profession operated on a "family doctor" model. You had a family solicitor who handled your house purchase, your will, your divorce, and—if you needed it—your nephew’s copyright. But in the hyper-regulated, algorithm-driven environment of 2026, that model is not just obsolete; it is dangerous. The