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28 May 2015
Nigel Wallis lo res

Five ingredients for law firm success

Even in the midst of growing uncertainty and upheaval in the legal sector, many law firms are managing to grow profits and create capital value. So, what is it that makes these law firms successful and others less so?

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22 May 2015
Helen Hamilton Shaw 2

The challenge of the always-on consumer

Monday-Friday, 9-5, is not how the world works anymore. Nowadays customers are driving the interactions they have with businesses, demanding information when and where they want it, on their timescales and in a way that works for them, not in a way that is convenient for the business who wants to deal with them.

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20 May 2015
Michael Jeffries

How the new medical agency reform will affect solicitors

A recent reform came into force on 6 April 2015, which meant that solicitors acting on behalf of clients that have sustained a soft tissue injury from a road traffic accident, cannot instruct their own medical agency to carry out the report.

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13 May 2015
David Johnstone

LASPO has bitten – what now?

So here’s my theory. Over the last 25 years, there is an approximate ratio of nine to one in most civil litigation matters when England and Wales is compared to Scotland. This would suggest to me that in the not too distant future, around 70 firms will control 80% of the work in England and Wales, with a further 100 mopping up the balance.

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7 May 2015
social media

Are you planning for digital property?

During the dotcom boom of the late 90s, the period when digital technologies were beginning to make their mark, it would have been inconceivable that digital property should be included in estate-planning documents. It took the fairly recent media disclosures of the difficulties parents faced with trying to access the social media accounts of their deceased children to shine a spotlight on who actually owned this content.

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