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iManage Wins “Knowledge Management Platform of the Year” Award from LegalTech Breakthrough

18 November 2020

iManage, the company dedicated to transforming how professionals work, today announced iManage Knowledge Unlocked, powered by RAVN was named winner of the “Knowledge Management Platform of the Year” award in the LegalTech Breakthrough Awards conducted by Tech Breakthrough, a leading independent market intelligence organisation that recognises the top companies for their groundbreaking technologies and products in highly competitive, global technology sectors.


Watkins Solicitors select P4W

18 November 2020

Tikit, an Advanced company, today announced that its software, Partner for Windows (P4W), has been selected by Bristol-based law firm, Watkins Solicitors.


Strongly consider a ‘people-first acquisition solution’ if struggling to obtain PII

18 November 2020

Law firms struggling to secure a PII policy in the latest renewal round should consider all possible options – including a people-first acquisition solution – to protect employees and provide security for clients, according to fast-growth law firm HH Legal.


Landmark Information confirmed as Alliance member of the SASB

17 November 2020

Landmark Information – the leading provider of information to the UK’s property market – has officially announced that it has integrated the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) Standards into its RiskHorizon™ ESG platform and reports.


Record redundancies leave employment tribunals struggling to cope despite government measures

16 November 2020

The record number of redundancies reported by the Office for National Statistics this week sits in stark contrast with today’s HMCTS data, which reveals a tribunal system unable to cope with a wave of employment claims that is only just beginning to flood in.


Casedo announces partnership with the UCL FinTech Society

13 November 2020

Casedo, simplifying document analysis, research and organisation, has announced a partnership with the UCL FinTech Society for the academic year 2020/2021.


Acting as a Professional Executor? Protect yourself with Certainty Will Search

13 November 2020

Silks Solicitors have been members of Certainty the National Will Register for over six years and they regularly register their clients’ Wills with The National Will Register and incorporate Certainty Will Search into their internal process.


Arken.legal incorporates Video Witnessing into its Attestation Clause

13 November 2020

Arken Professional now reflects the government’s temporary amendment to legislation for the duration of the COVID-19 outbreak, which allows for the remote witnessing of Wills via video link.


Lockdown has caused a change in working practices, could you go further and outsource?

13 November 2020

CRCS Legal offer outsourced Complaint Resolution and Compliance Solutions, that are costs effective, efficient and compliant with your regulatory obligations. In today’s climate it is even more vital that every precious minute is allocated to using the skills you have to help the client and to generate income, whilst providing value for money that attracts and retains clients, but in addition you have to ensure you follow all rules and regulations.


Search Acumen comments on ONS construction output data in Great Britain for Q3 2020

12 November 2020

Andy Sommerville, Director of Search Acumen, comments: “This latest data underlines the scale of the sharp bounce back the construction sector has undergone since the troughs of lockdown.

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