LEAP wins two awards at the British Legal Technology Awards 2018
LEAP, the leading provider of legal practice management software, is proud and honoured to have won awards for Innovation in Legal Services and Supplier of the Year – Small & Medium Enterprise at the recently held British Legal Technology Awards.
Younger professionals report greatest pressures affecting financial wellbeing
In our new report, we investigate what drives financial wellbeing among High Net Worth individuals. Curiously, the financial element of wellbeing stands out as an angle rarely covered amidst the boom in wellbeing support offered by professional firms in recent years.
CFG Law adds email recipient technology from DocsCorp to Microsoft Outlook for data leak prevention
DocsCorp, a leading provider of enterprise productivity solutions, today announced that CFG Law, a specialist personal injury law firm based in the UK, has added cleanDocs from DocsCorp to prevent inadvertent email data leaks.
Will price transparency lead to a “race to the bottom”?
A few days ago at a conference, I was asked if price transparency would create a race to the bottom. The short answer for me is no it will not but let me explain why I believe that to be the case.
10 Tips on the RNRB
Our November Certainty Expert Webinar being held on Wednesday 21st November at 12pm will be hosted by Professor Lesley King who will be looking at the Residence Nil Rate Band.
Legal 500 hails Hudgell Solicitors a ‘firmly established national leader’ as firm recognised for expertise in London
Hudgell Solicitors is ‘firmly established as a national leader’ in supporting people who suffer life-changing injuries and now has a ‘growing national reputation’ for police misconduct claims, a leading legal guide says.
Impending Transparency Reforms will create a better conveyancing sector
In just a few weeks, conveyancers in England and Wales will be compelled to publish their fees as part of new Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) transparency rules, in an effort to give customers more clarity. We have no doubt whatsoever that this a good thing.
How to carefully select your clients
Many claims could be avoided by selecting clients more carefully. The client who refuses to pay, does not like your advice and does not give instructions is not only difficult to deal with, but is more likely to be the source of a complaint or a claim.
