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Leading ground risk experts Terrafirma continue their drive to provide helpful information on ground-related risk in property purchase with the appointment of geospatial environmental data scientist, Dr Tim Farewell from Cranfield University.

The UK’s award-winning practice management provider rolls out its biggest software enhancement to date as LEAP 2x is launched across the UK.

Napthens LLP has around 240 staff operating from offices across the North West including:  Lancashire, Blackburn, Blackpool Cumbria and Merseyside.  The staff pride themselves on being professional and approachable legal advisers, offering a service based upon relationships.

Law firms up and down the country are benefiting from Moneypenny’s free webinar designed to promote the perks of live chat within the legal sector.

Eclipse Legal Systems, the Law Society Endorsed legal software provider, has announced the latest iteration of its self-service portal TouchPoint+.

The SRA has recently sent out an email to 7,000 Compliance Officers for Legal Practice (COLPs) asking them to confirm the following: I confirm that the information I have given is correct, to the best of my knowledge and belief and that I will notify you if anything changes in respect of the information provided in the future.

Groundsure is delighted to announce it is one of the official sponsors for both Residential and Commercial Professional Conferences events in 2020.

Technology advances regardless of which sector people work in. It’s true that some sectors move a lot quicker than others and embrace technology but will 2020 be the year that the legal sector begins to open its mind to what’s out there.

The Friday before Christmas is one of the busiest travel days of the year as hundreds of thousands of people frantically try and return home with bags full of presents and minds full of Christmas cheer. However, this festive season, this annual migration was disrupted because of excessive flooding which hit Sussex and the South East of England.

When buying a new software package for 2020 and beyond, a law firm should expect their software supplier to provide, as a minimum; a slick sales process, outstanding data migration capabilities and project management on-boarding, excellent training, support and account management and the following six staple software modules – with robust integration to mission critical third-party tools such as Microsoft Office and Exchange and legal forms packages.