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In our latest Nuix Unscripted podcast, Sean Riley and Krishnan Ramachandran from Deloitte discussed the challenges organizations face during mergers and acquisitions. Also joining the podcast was our own Brian Stang.

SearchFlow, the UK’s largest provider of legal due diligence data for residential and commercial property transactions, has today launched a free self-learning hub that gives property lawyers and conveyancers access to a rich selection of resources and insights, to help them meet professional competence requirements.

A London solicitors’ firm is continuing to grow despite the latest lockdown with the support of Lloyds Bank, and eyeing a doubling of turnover this year.

Before I used Casedo I worked in the traditional way – largely on paper and organising and re-organising evidence was a particular pain.  One area which was particularly frustrating was evidence which relied upon images, since each time you reproduced the images they degraded. 

eDiscovery moves fast and your software should move faster. That’s why legal teams turn to Nuix Discover. Thanks to our continuous development delivery schedule, Nuix Discover users get access to the latest technology innovations, fast.

Electronic client onboarding solution (eCOS) is a powerful advancement within the legal industry. Perfect Portal, a market-leading legal technology provider, has integrated eCOS into their branded mobile app for law firms to provide a streamlined digital onboarding journey for their clients.

Now in its third year, the National Paralegal Awards returns with its quest to find the Best Paralegals in the UK and businesses that support the industry.

Four in ten bereaved people have reported a decline in mental health caused by the stress of administering a death and financial institutions are one of the main causes of delay according to the first Bereavement Index from Exizent.

2020 was the year that changed everything – including how many of us chose to converse with businesses and brands and what we expect from them in return.

Every day, The National Will Register receive enquiries from members of the public who believe that a relative or close friend had written a Will but, after their death, they are unable to locate one, either in their home or at the offices of a local solicitor or Will writer.