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Keller Postman UK wins D&I Initiative of the Year award

13 March 2023

Group and multi-claimant action firm Keller Postman UK has won the D&I Initiative of the Year Award at the Women, Influence and Power in Law Awards 2023, hosted by Law.com


Northwest-based learning hub offer free training sessions with the biggest names in law

13 March 2023

The Estate Research Learning Hub, which now has over 6,500 registered members, is excited to launch its new LET’S TALK webinar series – a brilliant range of free 90-minute sessions bringing together some of the biggest names in private client law.


Woodstock Legal Services partner with Legl to reduce onboarding times and delight both clients and employees

10 March 2023

Legl has helped Woodstock grow and expand with remote consultants across the country by digitising their client onboarding and payments processes.


White paper: How technology can answer the challenges law firms face in 2023

10 March 2023

Understanding how technology can effectively tackle issues surrounding profitability, talent retention and acquisition, as well as hybrid working and ever-changing client needs


How to keep your business ahead of the curve in 2023

9 March 2023

For a law firm, growth and profitability are paramount. Seeing a client base grow and profits increase year on year is the aim. In order to achieve this, it is critical for an organisation to keep sight of the bigger picture so that success can be measured and sustained.


What is better than a Google search?

9 March 2023

A google search simply doesn’t cut it when it comes to knowing your client and carrying out Due Diligence, on whether you should accept their instructions.


Clarke Wilmott develop their talent through a SQE Partnership with The College of Legal Practice

9 March 2023

The College of Legal Practice is delighted that Clarke Wilmott’s most talented paralegals will be studying for the SQE with the College. Clarke Wilmott have taken a different and refreshing approach to recruiting their trainees, offering their most promising paralegals the opportunity to qualify via the SQE.


Dance v East Kent University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 2022

8 March 2023

I read an interesting article, (my thanks to Paramount Legal Costs), on the case of Dance v East Kent University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 2022 which provides some useful points re recoverability of ATE premiums in Clinical Negligence (CN) cases.


Search Acumen integrates ChatGPT to take conveyancing into the 21st century

8 March 2023

Search Acumen, leading data provider for conveyancers, launches trial of ChatGPT integration into their existing AI portal to help fast-track the property transaction process


Legal sector to make a profit as economy drags. The latest LexisNexis Gross Legal Product (GLP) Index shows us where the money is

8 March 2023

While the wider professional services sector has taken a downturn, law firms appear to be the exception. The latest LexisNexis GLP Index shows the legal market grew during a highly disruptive 2022 – and growth will likely continue in 2023.

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