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E-scooters – what’s legal & what’s not

6 September 2021

E-scooters seem to have been taking over the roads and pavements of English cities since summer 2020, with the Government e-scooter trials kicking off in July 2020 in Middlesbrough. However, there is confusion about what is and isn’t legal in the e-scooter world. Add in e-bikes and people are understandably unsure of what the rules actually are. Insurance? Roads or pavement riding? Can a retailer sell an e-scooter if they are illegal to ride anywhere but on private land? Is an e-bike the same as an e-scooter?


Flexible litigation funding

6 September 2021

AxiaFunder operates as a litigation funding platform sourcing capital from a large number of professional, high net worth and sophisticated retail investors. As a result, AxiaFunder is able to spread risk and offer low cost flexible funding solutions to claimants in a timely manner:


Are the Big 4 reshaping the future of legal services?

3 September 2021

The Big 4 accountancy firms have continued their advance into legal services, but are they likely to supplant traditional law firms? Do they want to? Unpicking their aims and strategies, this report asks what makes the Big 4 different and what traditional law firms can do about it.


‘The ‘I’ Word’ – exclusive findings on inheritance from Tower Street Finance

3 September 2021

Today we’re releasing our report “The ‘I’ Word” which gives an insight into people’s expectations around leaving and receiving inheritances and their knowledge of the processes involved.


10 tips for time-recording and legal timesheets

2 September 2021

The legal world loves a timesheet. Whether it’s recording your time on a law firm’s legal time recording software, or logging your hours with Flex Legal when you’re on a paralegal placement, accurately measuring the time you have worked is important!


Five reasons why law firms should implement client portal software

2 September 2021

Legal software solutions are designed around features and functionality that benefit a firm. Fee earners are tasked with driving long term efficiencies, increasing billable hours and onboarding new clients, all to increase profitability for the firm. Therefore, legal tech aims to reduce manual admin, increase productivity, and introduce automations to help users maximise their time.


New eBook from Quill to assist law firms with going paperless released

2 September 2021

With the typical office worker consuming an average of 10,000 sheets of paper annually and the costs of using paper runs up to 31 times the price of purchasing it in the first place, Quill has published a new eBook to help law firms reduce their reliance on paper and operate in a smarter, more digital world.


Hudgell Solicitors expanding team of clinical negligence specialists as focus placed on further growth

1 September 2021

Hudgell Solicitors is pushing ahead with the expansion of its clinical negligence team and recruiting ‘at all levels’ as it looks to build on a year of success and widespread acclaim.


How the LEAP Best Practice Standard helps conveyancers earn more money

1 September 2021

The LEAP Best Practice Standard for conveyancers was set-up four years ago as an accreditation mark of excellence achieved by law firms using LEAP’s innovative technology. Through its use of independent, remote and specialist audits, achievement of the standard shows clients and stakeholders that law firms deliver a gold standard of legal work in conveyancing whilst using the most up to date and innovative legal technology.


Tessian partners with legal sector specialist CTS to deliver advanced email security

31 August 2021

CTS, the legal sector’s provider of cloud and IT services specifically shaped for law, and Tessian, the market leader in advanced email security, have come together in a newly formed partnership. The aim of this partnership is to offer significant value to the legal sector by providing advanced email security that has the ability to continually analyse, adapt and evolve based on an understanding of normal and anomalous human behaviour.

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How unstoppable AI is reshaping UK legal practice

At a time when most technology innovation still flows from the US and China, UK lawtech is attracting growing international attention and capital.


Modern vehicles: new injury profiles and new legal challenges

As the number of electric vehicles on UK roads continues to grow year-on-year, it is important to address the risks that come with their increased adoption.


The SRA needs to admit it got it wrong about SLAPPs

The High Court judgment in Ashley Hurst v SRA in January raises serious questions about the regulator’s approach to allegations of SLAPP-like behaviour.


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