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The Chartered Institute of Legal Executives (CILEx) has brought in new business development director Harvinder (Harvey) Sondh to identify and drive new areas of growth. Harvey, formerly Director of Innovation and Enterprise at the Royal Pharmaceutical Society, will focus on growth across UK and international markets for both the professional and commercial areas of the organisation.

Abrahams Dresden is a firm of commercial solicitors, established in 1995 and located in Smithfield, London. The firm provides high quality, specialist legal services at competitive rates and aims to give clear advice in a friendly and efficient way, with an informality seldom found amongst lawyers.

Tikit, a global provider of technology solutions for the legal and professional sector, today announced they have delivered a full PMS replacement Go-Live phase entirely through WebEx.

The growth of increasingly sophisticated software for lawyers is, perhaps inadvertently, giving rise to new ethical problems for the legal profession. As Richard Burnham, co-author of So You Think You’re An Ethical Solicitor?

Thomas Quirke, Managing Director of SearchFlow – the UK’s leading provider of conveyancing search solutions –responds to the UK House Price Index that has been released for February 2020

The recent switch to home working due to lockdown has made legal firms turn to remote and cloud technology to carry on providing important services to their clients. Key to maintaining the efficiency of those services is making sure document creation is fast and accurate, so client cases move down the line towards resolution with high levels of customer service.

Legal training provider, BARBRI Altior has announced the launch of its online Financial and Business Skills (FBS) exam for the very first time this week.

When the EU implemented the GDPR in May 2018 to enhance the data protection for individuals, it caused a seismic shift in operations across the organisation, from Legal, to IT to Marketing. With the introduction of the CCPA and other emerging data protection laws around the world, organisations must now, more than ever, get their houses in order to be able to effectively and defensibly respond to the challenges these regulations create.

Since the UK was placed in lockdown, there has been an 400% increase in electronic signatures, according to new data released by InfoTrack, the legal service provider.

We are aware that the current pandemic has created an unknown environment for all those operating in the legal sector. Unfortunately, many law firms have had to close their doors or now find themselves dealing with the challenges of remote working and the managing the impacts of this on your business and workforce.