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iManage experts to present at ILTACON 2021

20 August 2021

iManage, the company dedicated to Making Knowledge WorkTM, today announces its participation in the International Legal Technology Association’s (ILTA) annual conference, ILTACON 2021 to be held August 22-26 at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, Las Vegas, NV. The hybrid virtual and in-person event brings together industry experts and legal community members from over 20 countries for comprehensive peer-driven programs, educational content, and networking that address today’s transforming legal industry.


Why do lawyers insist on holding onto the old ways?

20 August 2021

Imagine this. You are driving down the motorway at the actual speed limit of 70MPH in your lovely shiny new car. As you come up to your junction, you signal left. As you come off your junction you slam on your breaks sending your phone flying off the passenger seat into the foot well and leaving you in a breath daze. What on earth happened? What suddenly forced you to break?


How are in-house and private practice different?

19 August 2021

Studying law, and working in law at a junior level, can prepare you for a lot of things. They can both deepen your understanding of different areas of law, show you new ways of looking at problems, and introduce you to legal networks. What they can’t do, is teach you the nuances of legal workplaces and work cultures.


Microsoft 365 is shaking up the legal tech industry

19 August 2021

We are all familiar with the use of M365 for both mail, office and, of course, Teams. There are many products within the M365 family, and this is only set to increase as Microsoft releases new versions or products, such as Cloud PC.


Insight Legal wins the ILFM Solicitors’ Software Users Award 2021

18 August 2021

Insight Legal are proud and delighted to announce that we have again been awarded the Solicitors’ Software Users Award from the Institute of Legal Finance and Management (ILFM),


July 2021 Data Breach Roundup

18 August 2021

In July, significant data breaches included an online learning provider who exposed account information to unauthorised sources, a council exposing rent payments to the general public and the National Lottery Community Fund putting around six years’ worth of data at risk.


Solvency or Insolvency: What will happen to UK Businesses next?

18 August 2021

The latest Red Flag Alert research by Begbies Traynor for Quarter 2 of 2021 has recorded 650,000 businesses in the UK in ‘significant financial distress’. However, this number has fallen 10% since the highest recorded number of significantly distressed businesses which were recorded in Quarter 1  (723,000).


Frenchwoman’s struggle to prove existence

18 August 2021

Reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated… accredited to the author Mark Twain, the statement has rung true over the last five years for a woman in France who has been trying to convince the authorities that she is very much alive and kicking.


Red hot house prices leave first-time buyers and legal professionals with a mountain to climb

18 August 2021

Andy Sommerville, Director at Search Acumen, comments on the new record high for UK house prices in today’s ONS UK House Price Index for June 2021.


Premium Australian law firm Arnold Bloch Leibler selects iManage to modernise with cloud-first approach

18 August 2021

iManage, the company dedicated to Making Knowledge WorkTM, today announced that Arnold Bloch Leibler (ABL) – the storied independent Australian law firm renowned for advising clients on high-stakes transactions and disputes – has chosen iManage Closing Folders to simplify its legal transaction processes, becoming the first Closing Folders customer in the APAC region.

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