
Key considerations for law firms when choosing legal software
It is clear law firms need to become digital if they have not done so already. However, with so much to contemplate in the legal software market, what should lawyers consider when looking to either adopt a Practice Management Solution or change provider?

Is football coming home?
Document Direct and Legal RSS have teamed up with The Cashroom, Lockton, Matrix247 to create a fun charity challenge for us all. As well as the prospect of football glory, there’s an opportunity to help the charities of your choice.

What happens to those unclaimed assets?
The LandmarkFAS tracing service centralises the arduous task of locating current, lost or forgotten financial assets by enabling lawyers to input the person’s information just once.

Property professionals invited to try new ‘Safe Harbour’ ID check for free
tmgroup, the leading provider of property searches and data, can now support their clients in meeting HM Land Registry’s Digital ID Standard (Safe Harbour) – thanks to their partnership with Thirdfort and the launch of a new ID check, which incorporates Government-grade security.

Provira’s Probate Advance proves a huge success amongst Honey Legal clients
Provira and Honey Legal have teamed up to form a formidable partnership – offering Honey’s probate clients with a market-leading, bespoke finance solution designed to bridge the often lengthy probate process.

Key appointments further strengthen Osprey Approach
Osprey Approach is delighted to announce the appointments of Amy Bruce and Ben Kellett, who join the legal technology solutions provider as marketing manager and case management developer respectively.

A proactive approach to cyber security pays off
Friday afternoon fraud – it’s when criminals target conveyancing firms, the busiest time of the week and – it’s on the increase, a recent cyber security review has found

Don’t take the risk: conduct a Certainty will search
It is not unusual for a testator to use different law firms and will writers to update their existing will without notifying the named executors, beneficiaries or the professional who drafted the previous will








