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Times newspaper hails Hudgell Solicitors as one of ‘Best 200 Law Firms’ in England and Wales for third successive year

4 November 2022

Hudgell Solicitors has been hailed as one of the ‘Best 200 Law Firms’ in England and Wales by The Times newspaper for the third year in succession.


Advanced partner with Xperate to deliver cloud-based document management integration with practice and case management solutions

4 November 2022

As the owners of the 2 leading mid-market practice and case management (PCMS) Solutions, P4W and ALB, we are regularly asked “how can I continue to use PCMS for workflow but still have the flexibility of a cloud based DMS?.


London Legal Support Trust launches Heat or Eat for Justice campaign

4 November 2022

Inflation and the spiralling cost of living is hitting people hard; those who are suffering the most are the least well off in society. Their income is insufficient to keep up with day to day living and they are turning to advice agencies to get the help they need.


Resealing a Grant of Probate for overseas assets

3 November 2022

During the estate administration process, legal professionals often come across assets held in foreign jurisdictions and therefore need to reseal a Grant of Probate in order to administer them. Title Research’s latest blog answers:


Four business habits to help conveyancing firms achieve success

2 November 2022

A recent survey by the Legal Services Consumer Panel has revealed that satisfaction levels among users of conveyancing services fell by 5% on the previous year to 88% in 2022. The research also found that the number of consumers shopping around for conveyancing services has this year risen to 48% (2021: 38%) – the biggest growth area compared to other legal services.


Raise dough for justice with the Great Legal Bake

1 November 2022

Returning this Pro Bono Week, the London Legal Support Trust and Access to Justice Foundation invite you to roll, pipe, sprinkle and ice for justice. London Legal Support Trust (LLST) is a charity that fundraises to support free legal advice agencies in London and the South East. 


Shieldpay launches new Class Action podcast series

31 October 2022

Clare Ducksbury, Founder and CEO of Case Pilots, joins Daniel Dunne, Head of Strategic Partnerships and Legal Services at Shieldpay, to discuss the role technology plays in the class action claims process, touching on the importance of collaboration with law firms and how putting the claimant first is absolutely paramount to managing a successful case.


Conveyancing firms ranked for digital conveyancing maturity in new index. Bristol-based Eden claims top spot

31 October 2022

The Digital Conveyancing Maturity Index is a first for the industry, assessing the progress conveyancers are making in adopting technology that can improve the conveyancing process. The research was conducted by InfoTrack and supported by leading industry bodies including the Law Society, the CLC, the SLC, the Conveyancing Association, and LawNet.


Thomas Magnay & Co maximise productivity with Redbrick’s user friendly conveyancing case management solution

31 October 2022

Thomas Magnay were sourcing an efficient and user-friendly conveyancing case management solution to assist them in upholding their renowned reputation, and appointed Redbrick Solutions to benefit both their conveyancing team and valued clients.


5-star ratings for BackupVault

31 October 2022

We deliver automatic online backup for businesses along with round-the-clock support and specialise in helping organisations secure their business-critical data.

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Automation in personal injury claims: The evolving legal risks

As automation tools become more sophisticated, they are increasingly used for more complex tasks, such as interpreting evidence and informing case strategy, particular in the PI sector.


A new era of legal operations

What we are seeing in the UK legal market is extraordinary change that will greatly influence how firms operate and compete for years to come.


Strong AML controls are meaningless with incomplete data

One expectation as the FCA takes control of anti-money laundering oversight is a move towards more supervision rather than simply writing new rules.


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