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Stephens Scown selects Pilgrim’s LawSoft to replace Aim Evolution PMS

14 July 2011

Stephens Scown LLP is one of the leading firms of solicitors based in Devon and Cornwall offering a broad range of expert business and personal legal services, with over 30 partners and 230 staff based in offices in Exeter, St Austell and Truro.


STEP highlights risks of heir hunter ‘contingency’ fees

12 July 2011

The Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) has taken the unusual step of issuing guidance to 6,000 of its UK members on the risks associated with percentage fees (or ‘contingency’ fees) charged by heir hunters.


Established Kent law firm invests in Pilgrim’s LawSoft for its future

8 July 2011

Clarkson Wright & Jakes Ltd is a leading regional firm of solicitors in Kent serving private individuals, businesses and organisations.


Tikit NIS implements new IT infrastructure for WMT

5 July 2011

In 2010, highly successful UK accountancy firm WMT undertook a top-to-bottom review of its IT infrastructure model and requirements in order to ensure alignment with the company’s broader business strategy.


SOS "go live" at Pickering & Butters exceeds expectations

1 July 2011

When Pickering & Butters announced the replacement of the incumbent Aim system with SOS Connect from Legal Futures Associate Solicitors Own Software, for integrated practice and case management last autumn, expectations were high.


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Client accounts: Opportunity, obligation and the risks in between

The profitability gap between well-run firms and the rest is not primarily a function of size, location or practice area – it is a function of financial management.


Motor finance – the FCA is more worried about banks than consumers

The Financial Conduct Authority’s motor finance redress scheme announced last week amounts to one of the largest ever consumer failures by the regulator.


Mazur: a symptom not a cause?

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’?


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