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Global LPO conference 2011: Buyers and vendors meet in Los Angeles
The Global LPO Conference 2011 – Buyers and Vendors Meet in LA, is being held with the intention of easing the evolution of even more inventive measures to bridge the widening gap between the old style of doing legal business and the new that is brought on with the advent of the legal outsourcing industry. Perhaps the most prestigious LPO conference in the world, it is hosted by KPO Consultants which has already organised three great conferences in New Delhi, London and New York City recently.
Tikit Carpe Diem expands mobile offering to iPhone and iPad
Legal Futures Associate Tikit Group has launched Tikit Carpe Diem Mobile for iPhone and iPad devices. Integration of the new mobile platform will be available for both Carpe Diem Classic and Carpe Diem Enterprise.
SOS fills senior marketing role
Legal Futures Associate Solicitors Own Software, provider of legal software and services for progressive law firms, is broadening the scope of its marketing function with the appointment of highly experienced marketer Louise Eagle as senior marketing executive.
Stopping the ‘whiplash culture’ seminar
HCML have gathered leading experts to report and debate the latest innovations in prevention, diagnosing, treatment and understanding the whiplash problem. This one-day forum “Stopping the UK whiplash culture”, on 2 November 2011 in London, will discuss how diagnosis, claims management, and treatment of whiplash can be improved, leading to a consensus statement on the nature of the phenomenon and how it best can be tackled.
Snipelaw celebrates 20 “faultless” years with SOS
Personal injury specialist Snipelaw is celebrating 20 years of using practice management and legal accounts software from Legal Futures Associate Solicitors Own Software. The software has proven to be robust and reliable and has provided a significant return on investment.
Michael Lewin Solicitors implements Eclipse’s Proclaim Case Management
Personal injury specialist firm Michael Lewin Solicitors has selected the Proclaim Case Management software solution from Legal Futures Associate Eclipse Legal Systems for a firm-wide roll-out.
SOS launches recruitment drive as the company continues to expand
Legal Futures Associate SOS, one of the UK’s leading legal software companies, has launched a recruitment drive to fill five newly-created positions.
Preparing for the future: Sweeney Miller chooses Eclipse’s Proclaim solution
Sunderland-based law firm, Sweeney Miller Solicitors, has selected the Proclaim practice management software solution from Legal Futures Associate Eclipse for a firm-wide rollout.
Tikit’s new CRM, the game-changer for law firms
Legal Futures Associate Tikit Group today launches Tikit ClientConnect, its new marketing and client relationship management (CRM) system for law firms. Comprising contact management, business development, sales and marketing support, reporting and e-marketing, Tikit ClientConnect has been described as a game-changer for law firms.
Land contamination costs homeowners £11.5bn
The UK’s property owners face potential liabilities of more than £11.5bn as they could be held liable for cleaning up contaminated land. According to research by property search experts and Legal Futures Associate SearchFlow, 3% of all properties in the UK are affected by land contamination. Given that there are 25.6 million separate dwellings in the UK, this means 768,000 properties could be affected.
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Change in regulator shouldn’t make AML less of a priority
While SRA fines for AML have been climbing, many in the profession aren’t confident they will get any relief from the FCA, a body used to dealing with a highly regulated industry.
There are 17 million wills waiting to be written
The main reason cited by people who do not have a will was a lack of awareness as to how to arrange one. As a professional community, we seem to be failing to get our message across.
The case for a single legal services regulator: why the current system is failing
From catastrophic firm collapses to endemic compliance failures, the evidence is mounting that the current multi-regulator model is fundamentally broken.
