TrustLaw Connect needs your pro bono data
The inaugural TrustLaw Index of Pro Bono is now open for entries. The index will look at how much pro bono work law firms are undertaking on a country-by-country basis around the world, and identify global trends in the pro bono market place.
Overturning of ruling highlights urgent need to prove CML compliance
Santander V RA Legal highlights urgent need for conveyancers to prove compliance with lender requirements: In light of the recent overturning of a ruling by the Appeals Court, it has never been more important for conveyancers to be able to prove that they have complied with the requirements of mortgage lenders.
Berwick Law signs up to Virtual Practices
Start-up firm Berwick Law has opted for the Virtual Practices (VP) hosted legal software and outsourced cashiering service for document management and time recording.
LegalRSS adds more marketing benefits
Best Practice Online has added two new marketing tools to its LegalRSS.co.uk system which will help law firms to market themselves more efficiently and at lower cost.
No January blues for Eclipse Legal Systems
Eclipse announces 14 new contract wins & gains Investors in People status: The UK’s largest independently owned legal IT provider, Eclipse, has announced a bumper ‘new business’ month for January 2014. The same period has also seen Eclipse win Investors in People accreditatio
PSG sponsor the first SLC Road Show for 2014
Market leading conveyancing search provider PSG, will once again support the Society of Licensed Conveyancers (SLC) as sponsors of the first in the 2014 series of national Road Shows.
Spring 2014 dates announced for Redbrick Solutions and Legal Eye COLP and COFA seminars
Following the sell-out success of their seminar series in 2013, Redbrick Solutions and Legal Eye are delighted to announce dates for new COLP and COFA seminars in spring 2014.
What if that SRA e-mail is REAL?
The SRA recently warned that solicitors report receiving scam e-mail messages purporting to be from the regulator and referring to pending investigations. But what if the e-mail was authentic and your firm was targeted for an investigation? Would you be ready?
