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London Legal Walk – registration deadline fast approaching

10 June 2022

It is just over 2 weeks to the London Legal Walk on 28 June and the deadline for teams to register, 22 June is fast approaching.


Tools to comply with UK guidance on electronic court bundles

10 June 2022

If you currently prepare electronic court bundles by hand, consider choosing a software tool to support your workflows. Moreover, consider choosing a versatile solution like Casedo that delivers the most value, offering more than bundling.


Access Legal partners with Legl to streamline payments for law firms

9 June 2022

Law technology specialist Access Legal and payments provider Legl have partnered to boost collection rates and provide a unified client experience. The partnership will connect Legl’s payment solutions with Access Legal’s case and practice management systems.


Right To Buy v2.0 is not a sequel that aspiring buyers will be flocking to see in meaningful numbers

9 June 2022

Search Acumen comments on falling enquiries to estate agents and the Right to Buy policy announcement. Andy Sommerville, Director at Search Acumen, comments: “Today’s news of falling enquiries to estate agents last month shows a property market continuing to find its equilibrium after a rollercoaster ride over the last two years.


New mobile application enables law firms to enhance client service and exceed client expectations

8 June 2022

Leading independent software provider Osprey Approach is delighted to announce the launch of its mobile app, which provides a modern, convenient, and secure solution for client onboarding and case management, whilst working seamlessly as an extension to the Osprey case management software.


Leading legal technology provider Bundledocs appoint Peter Zver as VP of Revenue and Operations, North America

8 June 2022

Bundledocs, the leading cloud-based document bundling software provider, has today announced the appointment of Peter Zver as its VP of Revenue and Operations in North America. Peter joins the team after serving as Director Legal Americas at Advanced where he spearheaded commercial growth and operational oversight for both the North and South American markets.  


PracticeEvolve ask for law firm’s thoughts to a changing market

8 June 2022

PracticeEvolve Group, incorporating SOS and Linetime, are asking law firms to complete a comprehensive survey to generate a market report helping law firms prepare for the future.


LexisNexis InterAction’s hybrid cloud CRM platform celebrates a 150% increase in customer adoption globally

7 June 2022

LexisNexis InterAction, the leading client relationship management (CRM) solution specifically designed for legal and professional services, has demonstrated that adoption of its hybrid cloud platform is gaining significant momentum globally since the pandemic.


Five years in: Lawyers love their multi-document workflows with Casedo

7 June 2022

Five years ago, Casedo set out to redefine multi-document workflows—building a smarter, tab-free document workspace to help lawyers navigate complex records. The goal was to design a streamlined workspace that put all documents at your fingertips, making them easy to navigate, annotate, bookmark, comment, search, and more.


A webinar invitation for you: Efficient and compliant conveyancing

6 June 2022

As conveyancing firms continue to face compliance challenges alongside tight margins, complex processes and increasing client expectations and caseloads, Quill invites you to join two upcoming timely, live (and free!) lunchtime webinars.

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