CRM & Marketing Software
Actionstep
Actionstep is a law firm management platform that connects, organises, and automates all the work that happens at midsize law firms.
Osprey Approach
Osprey Approach provides software solutions that help lawyers maximise their time, improve profitability and deliver excellent client service.
Linetime
With over 40 years of experience in the legal industry, Linetime bring to the market experience, expertise, and efficiency – all through innovative legal software solutions, designed to deliver the best possible return on investment. Fully customisable, our software enables… Read More
LexisNexis®InterAction®
LexisNexis® InterAction® is a dynamic CRM portfolio built specifically for legal and professional services. We partner with our clients to develop and deliver technology that maximizes the value of CRM data — uncovering value in contacts, growing the book of… Read More
Virtual Practices
Many of today’s start-ups and growing firms are increasingly choosing a ‘virtual office’ to reduce overheads, while those who prefer a more traditional bricks and mortar presence are equally looking to minimise IT expenditure. Since its inception in 2006, Virtual… Read More
SOS Legal
Your legal technology partner for business growth SOS Legal, now incorporating Linetime software, are leading providers of legal software solutions for enterprise law firms (150+ users) across the UK. Established in 1987, we have remained at the forefront of legal… Read More
Blog
What is tech bloat and why is it a problem for law firms?
Too many law firms are adopting shiny new tech without first retiring their legacy systems, causing duplication and unnecessary costs.
The civil courts and the digital divide
Despite the government’s decision to increase Ministry of Justice funding, its budget for 2025-26 is still 14% lower in real terms than in 2007-08.
The Decent Homes Standard scandal
It is well established that the UK has the highest proportion of inadequate housing in all of Europe. But what if the heart of the problem is even worse than we think?
