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Schofield Sweeney select Advanced P4W for their practice and case management

25 January 2021

Advanced today announce that Schofield Sweeney have selected P4W for their practice and case management system and Tikit Connect for their CRM.


London Legal Walk and 10xChallenge return in 2021

25 January 2021

London Legal Support Trust (LLST), a charity that fundraises to support free legal advice agencies in London and the South East, is delighted to announce the return of the biggest fundraising event in the legal calendar, the London Legal Walk on 18 October. 


How to kick-start your legal career

22 January 2021

Starting your legal career is the hardest part of the journey, and with current conditions, this has never been more true. To help those currently starting this journey, Mary Bonsor, co-founder and CEO of Flex Legal, and Sophie Gould, Flex’s Head of Learning and Development, based one of our monthly virtual lunches on this topic, in order to hear from the experts what works and what doesn’t when it comes to applications and assessment days.


Serious and organised crime – a £37 billion problem

22 January 2021

CEO Carilyn Burman explains how in 2021 CILEx Regulation continues to work with the regulated community and the public in protecting them from criminal activity. Either side of the holiday season has seen the publication of two documents that are vital in how we work together to deal with the problem of serious and organised crime, which costs the country £37 billion every year, and particularly money laundering.


A look back to 2020: Casedo highlights

22 January 2021

2020 was an unprecedented year for everyone but especially the legaltech industry, with legal departments rapidly re-imagining their operations to embrace the digital era. Fortunately, Casedo is in the business of change. Our ability to observe market trends and recognise growing expectations from legal practitioners placed us in a favourable position when the pandemic struck.


Guide to Starting Your Own Law Firm: Steps 11-15

21 January 2021

Having already covered many of the essential steps to setting up your own law firm, from accounting responsibilities and cashflow forecasting to Professional Indemnity Insurance and risk management, our ’15-Step Guide’ blog series concludes today with a focus on: deciding where to practice, using technology to streamline workloads, outsourcing to cover the skills you lack, turning to professional support when you need it and getting your name out there through marketing.


Bereaved family manages to trace Will thanks to Beswicks Legal and Certainty Will Search

21 January 2021

Relocating to a different part of the country can cause real problems for families when their loved ones pass away. Trying to trace which firm of solicitors holds the deceased’s Will when they are based in an area that is unfamiliar to you, can seem a daunting task and without the Will, the deceased’s wishes cannot be carried out, often leaving families in a state of financial uncertainty.


Moneypenny launches outbound calling service for law firms

20 January 2021

Leading outsourced communications provider Moneypenny has launched an Outbound Calling service for the legal sector – to help firms save time and capture more leads. 


Legal Sector Affinity Group publishes new AML guidance for the legal sector

20 January 2021

The Legal Sector Affinity Group (LSAG) has today published new UK AML guidance for the legal sector.  This replaces previous versions of the guidance and has been published in draft form, pending approval by the Treasury.


Prepare your people, protect your data, preserve your law firm reputation

19 January 2021

The professional reputation of any law firm plays a critical role in their continued success. A strong reputation attracts people, clients and long-term relationships. But reputations can be fragile.

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