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A new era for finding answers in iManage

29 April 2026

When workloads are heavy and deadlines are tight, even saving a single step in a workflow can translate into hours gained back over the course of a week.


Litera appoints legal industry veteran Grant Hewlett to lead AI firm intelligence portfolio

28 April 2026

Hewlett brings more than 15 years of experience spanning Big4 consulting, BigLaw operations, and Alternative Legal Service Provider (ALSP) leadership, giving him a complete view of how legal organizations function. 


The ILFM Spring Conference 2026: A day of insight, compliance and connection at the Law Society

28 April 2026

The Institute of Legal Finance and Management returns this May with its Spring Conference – a full day of expert-led sessions, peer networking and practical guidance.


Serious injury claims in the UK: Key trends every claimant should understand

28 April 2026

While personal injury law covers a wide spectrum of cases, claims involving significant or life-changing injuries present unique challenges for claimants, legal professionals and insurers alike.


AML for professions – preparing for transition to FCA regulation

28 April 2026

The recent UnConference event at Miller’s London offices (run by E3 Compliance Training’s Compliance Collective) set out to inform risk and compliance professionals concerned about the likely move to FCA regulation of anti-money laundering.


Linda Henry joins iManage as Vice President of Customer Success

27 April 2026

New leader to help scale a more proactive, value-driven customer success organization aligned to adoption, retention, and growth


Negotiation burnout warning for conveyancers as data shows buyers markets across the UK

27 April 2026

Conveyancers face shifting risk profiles as the gap between asking prices and final sale values widen in the UK. 


Don’t let compliance gaps cost you a merger

27 April 2026

For many firms, a merger or acquisition represents a genuine growth opportunity. But it’s an opportunity that can be entirely derailed if compliance gaps are exposed during the process.


The Stowe Story: Scaling a £80m law firm the right way

27 April 2026

Episode 4 of Leading the Deal is now live as an audio podcast — featuring Ken Fowlie, Chair of Stowe Family Law, and the story behind scaling the firm into a £80m+ national leader.


Revealed: Risk of stranded assets increases, as MEES compliance slows

24 April 2026

Energy compliance in the commercial real estate sector is slowing, new analysis has revealed, raising concerns of stranded assets and sell-offs.

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