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Your clients can now complete electronic TR1 signing through the inCase app

29 October 2020

Our inCase team are exciting to launch a groundbreaking feature, Electronic TR1 Signing. We know this additional feature will make the conveyancing process so much easier for law firms and their clients. Explore our step-by-step process and downloadable guide


Top 4 tips for converting online legal leads

29 October 2020

For many legal experts, there has never been a need to chase business. It was the work of the sales or marketing team to bring the clients to you, or perhaps you didn’t even need that. A local business with a good standing in the community and enough foot traffic could make sure you were always the first choice for potential clients.


Certainty Will Search prevents incorrect intestacy

28 October 2020

A Certainty Will Search can change how an estate is distributed by locating a Will that has been forgotten about, lost or was previously unknown. The below case study demonstrates how a Certainty Will Search can prevent incorrect estate distribution.


Welsh law firms to get grants for new technology

27 October 2020

Covid-19 is making life challenging for everyone at the moment, including law firms. It’s therefore encouraging to have a bit of positive news to share. This is, that as part of the third phase of its Economic Resilience Fund (ERF), the Welsh Government is making an additional £140 million available to help Welsh businesses deal with the fallout of the pandemic and the UK’s impending exit from the EU.


Finders International named Best Probate Research Firm for the second time this year

27 October 2020

For the second time in 2020, Finders International have been awarded ‘Best Probate Research Firm of the Year’ at the British Wills & Probate Awards. 


Tim Farmer discusses assessing mental capacity in podcast with Title Research

26 October 2020

In episode eight of the Topical Talks podcast, Title Research was joined by expert guest, Tim Farmer, an award winning author and expert witness specialising in the assessment of mental capacity and financial vulnerability.


LexisNexis InterAction and Foundation Software Group Team Up

26 October 2020

LexisNexis Legal & Professional, a leading global provider of information and analytics, today announced a new collaboration with Foundation Software Group, developer of the first firm intelligence platform for law firms. The relationship will initially focus on the integration of Foundation with LexisNexis® InterAction®, a leading client relationship management (CRM) solution purpose-built for legal and professional services, to empower the business development efforts of law and professional services firms.


CILEx: End rules that prevent Chartered Legal Executives providing legal services abroad

23 October 2020

The Chartered Institute of Legal Executives (CILEx) has called for the government to end restrictions that prevent Chartered Legal Executives from providing legal services internationally.


Eclipse Legal Systems selected as an Approved G-Cloud supplier

23 October 2020

Eclipse Legal Systems, a division of Access Legal – one of the UK’s leading software providers for mid- to large-sized organisations, has been approved as a supplier on the latest version of the Crown Commercial Services’ (CCS) procurement framework, G-Cloud 12.


Keller Lenkner UK boosts data breach expertise with senior hire

23 October 2020

Keller Lenker UK, which has offices in London and Liverpool, has hired Matthew Evans to its data breach team.

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