A webinar invitation for you: Efficient and compliant conveyancing
As conveyancing firms continue to face compliance challenges alongside tight margins, complex processes and increasing client expectations and caseloads, Quill invites you to join two upcoming timely, live (and free!) lunchtime webinars.
How can you retain and attract top tech talent?
One of the greatest workplace shifts, catapulted by the COVID-19 pandemic, is what we know as ‘The Great Resignation’. This phenomenon has seen record numbers of people resigning from their jobs – for better positions, pay, work/life balance, or experiences – leaving companies in all sectors to re-evaluate how they can retain, and attract, talent.
Change is coming on climate risk due diligence for property conveyancers
“Do solicitors have a legal duty of care to advise their clients on climate-related risks?” This is the question that Stephen Tromans QC, one of the pre-eminent environmental law barristers in the world, will pose at The Conveyancing Climate Change Conference on 14th June in the Law Society Common Room.
Taking law firm business intelligence to the next level
This blog explores how law firms can take business intelligence to the next level and why it’s important to do so. It recognises the age-old principle that the legal profession has been built upon: ‘making data pay’.
My ‘aha’ moment with tech: I need a PDF workspace, not just a PDF reader
Within a few hours of starting my free trial, Casedo became an integral part of my workflows, helping me map out how documents intersect, create links between files and annotate with bookmarks, comments, and a pleasant range of highlighter colors.
O’Connors makes four promotions as it builds for the future
Liverpool and London-based business lawyers and advisers, O’Connors Legal Services Limited (which trades as O’Connors), has promoted four members of its legal team as it continues to build for the future.
The five steps law firms need to take to be AP1 ready
From November 2022, all register applications to HM Land registry will need to be made digitally, marking a step change in the current process.
Instilling a culture of productivity in your legal practice
Covid has had a major impact on legal services. It has seen increased digitalisation across the profession and instilled the need for law firms to be more productive. In just two years there has been twenty years’ worth of modernisation.
