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Certainty National Will Register

The National Will Register announces a free will registration month in May 2019

May 2019 sees the launch of the first ever Free Will Registration Month. Providing law firms with the opportunity to register their Will Bank with Certainty the National Will Register completely free of charge, which provides many benefits to a law firm and their clients.

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Search Acumen

Beyond blockchain – distributed ledger technology integration is here

The current property transaction process is riddled with frustration and pain points for everyone. In some regions of the UK, estimates found that buying and selling a house can take nearly eight months. It is a complex and outdated process in need of innovation.

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Hayes Connor Solicitors

Cyber security report finds more focused and frequent breaches or attacks

The government’s annual Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2019 has revealed that the overall figures for identified data breach or cyber security incidents had decreased from 43% in 2018 to 32% in 2019, however, the average number of known incidents had tripled from two in 2017 to six in 2019.

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Geoff Offen

Unique commercial environmental report for small business retailers launched

Future Climate Info, the Innovative environmental data provider, has today launched a new environmental risk report dedicated to the specific needs of retailers and small businesses.

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Peppermint Technology

Carey Olsen achieve impressive results through Peppermint’s Business Development CRM solution

Leading offshore, global law firm Carey Olsen choose Peppermint Technology’s legal CRM software to support their business development objectives.

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Thames Water Property Searches

Commercial conveyancing and cyber security: beyond the basics

For business leaders in the conveyancing sector, ‘Friday Afternoon Fraud’, whereby cyber criminals intercept emails between a conveyancer and client to steal funds intended for a property purchase, is now a widely understood and recognised risk to law firms and their clients. Indeed, authorities and regulators have made great strides in providing detailed guidance on avoiding cyber fraud in property transactions.

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Chloe Bradley DAS Law

Scope of ‘injury to feelings’ expanded

In employment law, awards for ‘injury to feelings’ have historically been permitted only in claims linked to discrimination, whistleblowing, and trade union membership.

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Insight Legal

Is your Legal Data being held to ransom?

In most industries, the process of transferring software suppliers will involve some degree of migrating data from your current system to a new system. Today’s legal sector is no different, and you would expect your new supplier to charge some sort of fee to complete the transfer.

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