SRA issues warning over ‘no win, no fee’ arrangements: What law firms need to know
While ‘no win, no fee’ agreements can offer crucial access to justice for individuals, the SRA’s warning highlights significant regulatory risks for firms that fail to comply with their obligations.
iManage reports strong global growth as organisations anchor AI investments in a trusted knowledge foundation
Continued global momentum and expanding cloud adoption signal a market shift toward governed, AI-ready knowledge foundations
Litera partners with Midpage to embed legal research in legal agent Lito
New integration with Midpage embeds trusted legal research sources within AI legal agent Lito; internal benchmark findings shared at Legalweek reveal why purpose-built legal AI remains essential for high-stakes document work
How Osprey Approach is supporting Hannays Solicitors’ long-term compliance and operational confidence
In 2009, Hannays chose Osprey Approach as its practice and case management software provider, and the partnership has flourished ever since.
Lawyers gain 10,000 hours in productivity as AI-powered document reading tool REI processes data from over 300 local authorities in England & Wales
Search Acumen has announced that its local authority document reading tool, Real Estate Intelligence (REI), has created time efficiency savings of approximately 10,000 hours for real estate lawyers to date.
The connected law firm: Driving efficiency through integration
Today’s leading firms operate as connected ecosystems, integrating case management, documents, billing, and communications to transform how legal teams work, collaborate, and deliver greater productivity and transparency.
Why data integrity is the cornerstone of faster, safer property transactions
One theme which stands out from Landmark’s latest residential property market research is that data integrity is no longer a back-office concern, it’s a front-line priority.
It’s time for law firms to own AML
Responsibility for anti-money laundering (AML) is often passed around. Many law firms are increasingly frustrated by the growing burden placed upon them to prevent financial crime.
