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‘Data’ is the engine that will drive business strategy and business development in professional services firms in 2022

15 December 2021

During the height of the pandemic in 2020, organisations intuitively weathered the uncertainty, breaking free from traditional approaches to business operation, including for business development and marketing. 2021 brought on newer challenges such as labour shortages, the Great Resignation, supply chain issues, and inflationary trends.


Your vote matters – Customer Satisfaction for Local Authority Searches Award

14 December 2021

Land Data has opened its 2022 Local Land Charges Awards for Excellence and is asking conveyancers to nominate and provide feedback on the local authority Local Land Charges team that has delivered a consistently high level of customer service throughout the past year.


tmgroup Welcomes New Era of Fully Digital AP1 Submission

14 December 2021

tmgroup have welcomed the announcement of HM Land Registry’s plans for AP1 submission to go fully digital from November 2022. The announcement heralds a significant moment in industry history, as the first time the agency has made a digital channel mandatory.


Dan and Ben complete the Tower Street Finance team of 2021

14 December 2021

As part of our continued growth, we’ve welcomed four new colleagues to the Tower Street Finance team over the last month and this week we’re excited to announce another two have joined us to complete our 2021 team. Dan Holland is the new addition to our business development team and Ben Ivory will be strengthening our underwriting operation.


Students SQE costs fully covered by Masters Loan with The College of Legal Practice

14 December 2021

The College of Legal Practice is delighted to announce that it has successfully been awarded New Degree Awarding Powers (NDAPs) by the Office for Students (OfS).


7 immediate steps to make cyber security a key part of your healthy ‘no-blame’ culture

14 December 2021

Whilst human error is the cause of 95% of cyber-attacks / data breaches, we all need to recognise that well-informed, well-trained staff are a law firm’s best line of defence against cybercrime. There are so many horror stories increasingly doing the rounds, that it is understandable that staff are terrified of doing something wrong and causing catastrophic consequences for their employers.


Redbrick Solutions support Conveyancing Foundation mental health charity

13 December 2021

The Society of Licensed Conveyancers (SLC) and conveyancing case management systems expert Redbrick Solutions have become the latest leading organisations to back the Conveyancing Foundation, the not-for-profit organisation serving the conveyancing, legal and property industries. 


5 things you need to know about the upcoming changes to IHT reporting

13 December 2021

The changes to IHT excepted estates rules are vastly approaching and will see the simplification of the administrative burden placed on most estates going through probate or confirmation.   Below, we detail 5 key things you need to know about the changes and explain what they are, what they mean for those administering an estate and how Exizent can help legal service firms continue to show value to clients amidst the changes. 


A review of 2021 in the Wills and probate industry

13 December 2021

Genealogy and asset repatriation specialists, Title Research, recap on this year’s biggest headlines in the Wills and probate sector in their new informative content.


Advanced wins international award for improving the end-user experience of our legal solutions

13 December 2021

Advanced was named “Product-led Organisation of the Year” at the annual Pendo business software product festival in Raleigh, North Carolina in October 2021. So what difference does Pendo make for users and how was the accolade earned? Jake Redford, Advanced Head of Legal and Education Products, has the answers.

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