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When a traumatic motorcycle accident left a man with severe brain and leg injuries, the pathway to justice seemed steep and uncertain. Initially, another firm assigned by the insurers was handling the case.

By Legal Futures Associate VirtualSignature Finding the smartest, most efficient ways to meet client expectations and drive growth are constant challenges for law and accountancy firms. One key element of this challenge lies in automation and the adoption or integration of… Read More

All law firms have records – a lot of them. But it’s only recently that they’ve started to become seriously problematic, for a host of reasons, which is why firms now need help with systematic information retention and disposition.

As legal IT specialists and a full-service iManage Partner, Tiger Eye support customers to work efficiently and boost productivity, delivering solutions for every step of the document and email journey.

In January of this year, it was widely reported in the national press that, in 2022, more than 43,000 people in need of urgent help were dead by the time an ambulance arrived.

As the world becomes more digital, it’s essential to keep up with the latest technology, especially when it comes to managing legal cases. Law firms require a secure and stable case management system that can manage large amounts of data, securely storing sensitive cases and streamline workflows to increase efficiency.

Diversity and inclusivity in the legal sector are paramount for building a just, innovative, and vibrant future. However, despite steady advancements, progress remains slow. So how can you take the first steps towards changing this for good?

We’re excited to announce that Legl has been shortlisted for the Supporting the Industry (26+ Employees) category in the 2023 Modern Law Private Client Awards!

You might not have heard them, but you’ll have definitely spotted an increasing number of electric vehicles (EVs) on the roads. They’re becoming ever more popular with an estimated 712,000 electric cars on UK roads, and over 400,000 plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) – up nearly 70% on 2021.

Many firms, especially in the legal sector, don’t see cyber-attacks as a credible threat and therefore fail to protect themselves sufficiently.