Report on the impact of COVID-19 on the legal sector
Firms will continue to work remotely when the lockdown eventually ends. This is one of the many finding in the report from DPS Software, ‘How COVID-19 has affected the UK Legal Industry’.
Webinar : How Legal Firms can Tackle the Agile Challenge
The hot topic of how legal firms can embrace greater long-term agility in the wake of Covid-19 is up for discussion on the latest Lockdown CX webinar next week (Thursday 11th June at 11am).
Sefton Park Medical Centre returns to Quill
At Quill, its doors are always left wide open for any clients who leave. Experience has taught Quill that departed clients often quickly learn that the grass isn’t greener on the other side of the fence. That’s exactly what happened with Sefton Park Medical Centre.
Hudgell Solicitors confirms lawyers will continue working from home
New Hudgell Solicitors chief executive Rachel Di Clemente has announced the firm is to allow its legal specialists to continue working remotely – with increased flexibility around their working hours – beyond the current Covid-19 requirements.
Tikit announces partnership with Orchard Rock and The CS Partnership
Tikit, a global provider of technology solutions to the legal and professional sector, today announced a partnership with Orchard Rock and The CS Partnership.
Tale of two cities in London as commercial buyers spend £89bn on property
Twelve local authorities across England and Wales saw commercial property investors spend over £1billion on property transactions during 2019. This is a drop from 14 local authorities who passed the £1bn investment mark in 2018 and 15 during 2017.
Free webinar – Intestacy in estate administration
Join Title Research’s next webinar on Wednesday 10th May at 12:00-12:30pm all about dealing with intestacy in estate administration.
Communicating during lockdown
The current travel restrictions in the UK have led to more businesses having to work remotely, and so are utilising existing, or introducing new, technology to ensure that they can continue to operate. What has been apparent during the change in working patterns is the requirement for software that allows internal and external meetings to operate virtually.
