Access Legal provides added value training and support to UK’s oldest Law Society
Legal software provider, Access Legal, has joined forces with The Dorset Law Society – one of the UK’s oldest regional law societies – to offer dedicated services and tailored support to help law firms throughout the county of Dorset deliver practice and client excellence.
August data breach roundup
August was an extremely busy month for data breaches in the UK, with the police force proving to be particularly susceptible over the course of the month.
LexisNexis reimagines Irish Legal Intelligence with the launch of Lexis+ Ireland
Modern and intuitive, Lexis+ Ireland brings advanced technologies that deliver improved legal insights whilst enhancing user experience from the largest collection of integrated Irish law.
Webinar to discuss how modern law firms can build an agile, digital-first culture
How to build an agile, digital-first culture, which will empower employees and give law firms a competitive edge, is the focus of the panel discussion for the third episode in Osprey Approach’s second series of Build Better Habits webinars.
Finding practical solutions in Consumer Finance: Bill McCaffrey, CMS
How much do you know about the complexities of Consumer Finance? We talk to Bill McCaffrey, Partner and Head of Consumer Credit at CMS. He discusses the balancing act required of meeting the needs of both the lender and consumer.
Groundsure demonstrates its ESG commitment as a Certified B Corporation
Groundsure, the UK’s climate and environmental data authority for land and property, has successfully completed certification to become a B Corp.
VirtualSignature-ID is category winner at this year’s Computing Cloud Excellence Awards
Leading digital eSignature and ID verification platform VirtualSignature.com has been presented with the award for “Most Innovative Cloud Product or Service” at this year’s prestigious Computing Cloud Excellence Awards in London.
‘The office of the future’ – how might the office look in 2028
It’s no secret that law firms tend to push back against change, preferring the more traditional, tried-and-true method with the stability it brings. Over the course of Law 2.0, most firms, at 70%, were against implementing new technologies into their practices, but as we progress further into the digital age with the advent of Law 3.0, it is becoming more essential than ever to embrace the new way of working.
