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Redbrick Solutions announce record number of new clients
2013 has definitely started with a bang for Legal Futures associate Redbrick Solutions who have announced their busiest quarter for new business to date; and have recruited new staff to cope with the demand. They currently have ten firms going through the implementation process for their Practice Management and Business Intelligence solutions across the UK, including their first firm in Edinburgh.
Tollers Solicitors selects Proclaim practice management for 130-user rollout
Full-service law firm Tollers Solicitors LLP is implementing Eclipse’s Proclaim practice management software solution in a firm-wide rollout. Northampton-based Tollers employs 130 staff (including 20 partners) and offers a complete portfolio of legal services for businesses and individuals.
Three more new additions at Solicitors Own Software
Leading legal software supplier Solicitors Own Software (SOS) has announced three new recruits as part of its managed growth strategy. Steve Nicholls, Phil Bradfield and Michael Luscombe are the latest additions to the team at SOS.
Commercial property lawyers under increased pressure to avoid costly farmland remediation issues
The rising price of farm and agricultural land has increased the pressure on commercial lawyers to identify the environmental risks and opportunities associated with it, according to SearchFlow, the property search provider.
LexisNexis Enterprise Solutions launches paper on next generation business management system for the law
LexisNexis Enterprise Solutions’ has published a new paper on Nimbus, a next generation business management system, for the legal sector. Download it here.
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PI specialist BC Legal signs with Peppermint to reduce the cost of insurance claims
New entrant law firm BC Legal, has accelerated the launch of their bespoke case management system and a range of claims handling tools by six months as a direct result of selecting the Peppermint Platform. A specialist practice, BC Legal act for a number of insurers and defendant companies and provide innovative solutions in handling occupational disease claims.
SOS presence at free Legal IT Business Show 2013 centres on enabling law firms to stand out in new era
Solicitors Own Software (SOS) is installing four demonstration pods at next month’s Legal IT Business Show, the UK’s largest free technology event for law firms, that showcases how technology can help law firms to stand out in the new legal era.
Growing through mergers? Beware the block negligence claim, warns leading PII adviser
Last year was 12 months of unprecedented merger activity in the legal market. Experts are predicting that the trend will continue in 2013 with more mergers as firms seek to stay competitive by increasing their geographic spread or achieve shared critical mass in the marketplace.
QualitySolicitors Amphlett Lissimore opts for SOS Connect
London law firm QualitySolicitors Amphlett Lissimore is rolling out SOS Connect for integrated practice and case management as it looks to boost performance. The firm is a long-standing client of legal software supplier (SOS), but decided to upgrade to the… Read More
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If Mazur is a symptom, what does it mean for the underlying health of our civil justice system: the ‘finest legal system in the world’?
Cross-generation collaboration: the key to in-house legal tech adoption
In-house legal function leaders will increasingly have to evolve their thinking on how to manage multigenerational teams containing differing levels of technological expertise.
AI and law firm risk – the view of professional indemnity insurers
In considering law firm applications for cover, many insurers will expect to see evidence of how firms are adapting to AI and preparing for the future.
