CILEx Regulation opens door to alternative business structures
CILEx Regulation is pleased to announce that we can now authorise and regulate firms with non-lawyers in their ownership and management. These are known as alternative business structures (ABSs).
Quill’s Interactive software is available as a smartphone app
Quill’s launched a smartphone app in BETA format of its market-leading Interactive Cloud case management, legal accounts and document management software.
A career in law: aspirations and achievements
Emma Johnson, Chartered Legal Executive Advocate, shares details of her CILEx distance-learning studies, Advocacy training, and what’s next for her career…
Salehs Solicitors upgrades to flexible digital solution
Salehs are a growing law firm based in Manchester, offering legal support for businesses and consumers alike. The firm has recently grown through the successful acquisition of Solis Law and the sustained growth of other departments, notably Commercial Property and Commercial Finance.
Superstition stalls the property market as completions drop nearly 40% on Friday 13th
This Friday 13th could put the housing and commercial property markets on pause according to analysis by Search Acumen, the property data and technology provider, which shows a double-digit drop in both residential and commercial sales on Friday 13th.
McKeag & Co making the move to regulated local searches
McKeag & Co is a mid-sized high street firm of 50 staff based in Newcastle upon Tyne which has provided a range of legal services, including conveyancing, to clients throughout the North East for over 80 years. Partner, Chris Thomson, heads-up the seven strong conveyancing team dealing exclusivly with conveyancing matters, for both local and long distance clients.
Southern Solicitors take vital steps to enhance cyber security
Plymouth based firm, Bright Solicitors put their business’ risk management measures under the spotlight and successfully gained Cyber Essentials certification through accredited assessor, Practical Vision Network.
Five reasons why your business should invest in ongoing training
A skilled and motivated workforce is at the heart of every successful business. Therefore, nurturing and investing in your team is vital to ensure that you futureproof your business and get the best from your people. More than ever, companies need to start looking at more innovative ways to maximise their team’s potential, providing them with the right knowledge to apply to their daily activities and enhance their existing skills. Jody Tranter, head of legal and professional training firm, Kaplan Altior, reviews the importance of ongoing learning and development, how you can achieve this and how it can positively impact your business.
