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How centrally-managed software helped MacRoberts transition to remote working

9 November 2020

Earlier in the year, Scottish firm MacRoberts closed its offices in response to the COVID-19 global pandemic. Like many firms, it transitioned to remote working virtually overnight.


Has coronavirus cracked the time recording code?

9 November 2020

Time recording software has risen in prominence as an operational tool for lawyers and law firm managers since the COVID-19 outbreak. There are two main reasons for time recording’s manoeuvre into the spotlight; these being the financial difficulties faced by the sector as a whole, and practices’ dispersed workforces dictated by social distancing restrictions. In this article we will demonstrate how time recording software tackles these problems.


Rise to prominence continues for Hudgell Solicitors

5 November 2020

Hudgell Solicitors’ continued growth and success has been rewarded with the firm today named as one of the UK’s top 200 law firms by The Times newspaper.


Recently registered Will Bank prevents incorrect estate distribution within 48 hours

5 November 2020

Heritage Will Writers are a well-established Will writing firm that are based in Norfolk but have won both national and regional awards for their service. As members of IPW, they recognise the importance of ensuring that their clients’ receive a high quality service and are protected through all stages of life.


Lockdown doesn’t mean your firm has to stop

4 November 2020

So, the second lockdown is here. We all knew it would come eventually, but how prepared is your firm?


The need for digital transformation is a necessity

4 November 2020

John Espley, CEO of LEAP UK, the legal practice management software provider, puts forward the case that the pandemic has created an opportunity for law firms to improve their systems by becoming more agile and therefore offering a better service to their clients.


Leading UK law firm Burges Salmon moves to iManage Cloud

4 November 2020

iManage, the company dedicated to transforming how professionals work, today announced that Burges Salmon – a highly regarded, independent law firm with more than 445 lawyers across three UK offices – has successfully migrated its on-premises implementation of iManage Work to iManage Cloud, modernising the firm with access to the industry’s leading Work Product Management capabilities delivered as a scalable, reliable, high performance cloud service.


Search Acumen launches first Artificial Intelligence tools

4 November 2020

Search Acumen, the property data insight and technology provider, has introduced its first artificial intelligence (AI) tools to speed up the legal due diligence involved in UK property transactions.


Taylor Rose TTKW have selected CTS Select

3 November 2020

CTS, the only provider of cloud and managed IT services purely dedicated to the UK & Irish legal sector, is pleased to announce that they have been selected by Taylor Rose TTKW to provide a Managed Cloud solution.


Ropewalk Chambers adopted MLC for the benefits of paperless working

3 November 2020

At Ropewalk Chambers, we provide more than  just advice and representation. We give every single case the care and attention it deserves and deliver the highest levels of service and integrity.

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