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The article reports on a survey conducted by the market research organisation Ipsos MORI related to the poll on most trusted profession in Great Britain. It states that judges were the third most trustworthy profession after doctors and teachers. It also mentions that lawyers are ranked twelfth followed by the National Health Service (NHS) managers and local councillors.

The article discusses the research conducted by the Legal News Service (LNS) which examines the public relations (PR) expense of the top 50 law firms in Great Britain. The research found that firms with regular external agencies spend over £150,000 million a year on PR. It shows that 82 per cent of the firms instruct an external PR or consultant, while 70 per cent instruct agencies based on the hours worked.