Quill’s employee mental health support programme
With employee wellbeing one of Quill’s highest priorities, the company has partnered with Able Futures to enhance its mental health support provision.
First4Lawyers launches multi-million pound TV advertising campaign
First4Lawyers, the UK’s largest independent legal marketing collective, has today launched its biggest TV advertising campaign with a series of new adverts.
SRA transparency regulations are moving solicitors in the right direction
The rules aim to ensure people have accurate and relevant information about a solicitor or firm when they are considering purchasing legal services and will help members of the public and small businesses make informed choices, improving competition in the legal market.’
Groundsure launches new and improved Agricultural report
Groundsure is delighted to announce that, following an extensive research project with Property Lawyers and PSLs from leading law firms across the UK, its Agricultural search report has been redeveloped with new and in-depth datasets, unique features, improved layout and navigation, and a refreshing design.
Search Acumen comments on ONS construction figures
UK construction continues to run, but nobody seems to know what on, or indeed, for how long. Elsewhere this week, experts have been discussing a potential crisis hitting the property market in twelve weeks’ time as UK markets continue to bristle with anxiety ahead of the Brexit deadline.
Insight Legal wins prestigious ILFM Solicitors’ Software Users Award
Independent software company, Insight Legal Software today announces it has been named the winner of The Institute of Legal Finance & Management (ILFM) Solicitors’ Software Users Award for the fourth consecutive year.
Miller launches solicitors’ PI quick quote tool
The team of professional indemnity (PI) experts at Miller are proud to launch their quick quote tool that can provide law firms with a premium indication in as little as a few days.
Law firms’ missed calls double during the summer
Law firms miss 15 percent of all calls – a figure that often doubles during the summer months as departments are under-resourced while staff are on leave – according to research from leading communications provider, Moneypenny.
