Webinar to explore the business habits that modern firms need for long term success
The penultimate episode of the Build Better Habits webinar series, hosted by legal software provider Osprey Approach, will focus on how the key mindset of continuous improvement can help transform SME law firms’ success for the long term.
Dye & Durham sponsors Law Society’s National Property Law Conference
Dye & Durham is proud to be sponsoring and speaking at The Law Society’s annual National Property Law Conference, taking place this week both online and at the society’s Chancery Lane office in London.
Manage your digital AP1 submissions efficiently and accurately with Redbrick Solutions
Making the digital AP1 transition is smooth and easy with Redbrick Solutions as they streamline your digital AP1 process in line with new HMLR guidelines.
Clio’s Legal Trends Report uncovers unparalleled revenue growth as law firms grapple work-life dynamics
Amid inflation, volatile employment markets, economic slowdowns, and changing workplace preferences, law firms experience an unprecedented boom as many lean into technology solutions.
UK law firms will need tech to deter Russian clients
Latest sanctions mean UK law firms cannot conduct any transactional work for Russians. In response to the Russian leader’s advancement on Ukraine territory, the UK government has announced for the first time in history, that law firms will no longer be able to provide “transactional legal advisory services”.
Pension Case Study – ‘If only I could retire a few years early I would’
The following case highlights a problem some clients feel do not have a solution, so I am keen to share with you how a solution can be achieved resulting in a satisfied client. Whilst this client did not come from a solicitor referral, it could easily have done so.
Taylor Wessing optimises work allocation to support hybrid working and career development with Resource Management
International law firm Taylor Wessing has implemented BigHand Resource Management to enable effective hybrid working with equitable and inclusive work allocation that also supports lawyer career development.
UK Economic Outlook – Minerva with HSBC Senior Economist Liz Martins
With a change of PM, a mini-budget that caused a mini-crisis, a recession on the way and Brexit still simmering away in the background. Government intervention has shifted some of the cost of the energy crisis from the private to the public sector. Still, for businesses, the reprieve is only temporary, and for many households, it may be offset by higher mortgage costs.
