Aviva bid to increase Legal Indemnity usage through InfoTrack
Aviva and InfoTrack have announced a partnership that will see Legal Indemnities Online made available through InfoTrack’s innovative conveyancing services platform.
Tikit Carpe Diem introduces Intelligent Time
Tikit, part of the BT Group and leading provider of technology solutions for law and professional services firms, today unveiled Intelligent Time as part of its flagship Carpe Diem timekeeping application.
AmLaw 200 law firm Brown Rudnick selects iManage Security Policy Manager to meet client demands and data compliance regulations
iManage, the company dedicated to transforming how professionals work, today announced that Brown Rudnick LLP – a leading law firm representing clients from around the world in high-stakes litigation and transactions with over 250 lawyers in key financial centers, including New York, London, Paris, Boston, Irvine and Washington, DC – has chosen iManage Security Policy Manager to better protect sensitive documents and emails within iManage Work.
Peppermint Technology secures strategic funding from Accel-KKR and Scottish equity partners
Peppermint Technology, a leading UK legal cloud software provider, today announced that it has secured over £7 million of strategic investment from Accel-KKR, a leading Silicon Valley technology-focused investment firm and existing investors Scottish Equity Partners (SEP)
“You cannot simply take the risk” says Elizabeth Middleton
It is not uncommon for a client to be in possession of a Will that they believe may not be the last Will written by the testator.
Financial Planning for Barristers: Juniors
Are you able to balance paying down your mortgage debt with escalating living costs and making retirement savings?
Radon: Removing a Killer from the House
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can affect properties across the UK, not just in the South West like many imagine.
Search Acumen comments on HMRC’s Monthly Property Transactions for December
Brexit clearly cast a shadow over the UK property market in the run-up to Christmas, leaving the market flattened as a result. It’s likely the same shadow will extend into January once the first 2019 indicators emerge.
