Successful legal tech implementation starts with people, not features
For many law firms, investing in new technology is a significant undertaking, but choosing the right software is only part of the challenge.
Opus 2 acquires Bundledocs to advance its position as the leader in commercial disputes software
Deal brings together companies with a shared vision—transforming the practice of law through innovative, intuitive legal technology solutions
25 Years of Redbrick Solutions: Listening, learning and making legal work better
Reaching 25 years is a fantastic milestone for Redbrick, but what matters most is what we’ve learned along the way. We’ve spent 25 years listening to legal professionals, understanding the challenges they face and developing technology around the way they actually work.
Experts urge law firms to avoid “automating chaos” through fragmented AI use
The biennial event, hosted by InfoTrack, brought together almost 500 lawyers and technology experts at The Minster Building in London to explore how data, AI, and automation are reshaping daily workflows and what the best tools are for the job.
Brabners’ Charity Foundation reaches milestone amount of £250,000 in donations
The Brabners Foundation has reached a major fundraising milestone, pledging donations totalling £251,329 to charities that support local communities in the locations in which Brabners’ colleagues live and work.
Why integrated systems are becoming more important for law firms
As law firms continue to adopt technology across different parts of the business, the focus is increasingly shifting from having the right systems to making sure those systems work effectively together.
Why identity assurance is becoming a boardroom discussion
Across regulated sectors, organisations are under increasing pressure to demonstrate robust client due diligence, identity verification and onboarding processes.
Beyond the tech: what really drives transformation in law firms
A recent LEAP Enterprise roundtable gathered a group of law firm leaders to tackle two-pointed questions: with so many big challenges, what is the best decision-making framework, and does firm structure make a difference?
