Bar Standards Board chooses FloSuite Legal to provide new complaints management system
Thomson Reuters today announced that the Bar Standards Board (BSB), the body responsible for regulating barristers in England and Wales, has selected FloSuite Legal to help improve its system of tracking complaints and disciplinary findings.
Conveycentric on notice of imminent CML handbook changes
Conveycentric has been notified by the Council of Mortgage Lenders that they intend to publish important amendments to the CML Lender’s Handbook for England and Wales on July 8, 2013. Members and relevant stakeholders consulted on the changes for the new Part 1 question added as 5.20.4, which were made necessary by the Green Deal.
New marketing drive sees Butcher & Barlow adopt SOS Connect
Law firm Butcher & Barlow LLP has signed up to SOS Connect as part of an ambitious five-year growth plan.
Eclipse announces Doctors Chambers integration
Leading legal software provider, Eclipse Legal Systems, has announced direct integration with the Doctors Chambers medical expert solution.
Legal Eye expands team with the appointment of Loschinee Naidoo
Legal Eye announced today that a new Associate, Loschinee Naidoo, has joined the team.
ULS group incorporating eConveyancer and Legal Eye Limited have announced a new partnership agreement
“We at ULS Group have always been at the forefront of due diligence and risk management and this is an integral part of our proposition. Teaming up with Legal Eye furthermore enhances our market leading proposition in an ever changing environment”
How does your firm plan for profitability?
There have been many news articles recently surrounding the performance of law firms in light of the economic downturn. We are seeing an increase in firms closing and merging, and of the SRA intervening in struggling firms.
The growth of an industrial disease heavyweight
As a young firm, Walker Prestons, one of the country’s leading industrial disease firms, was looking for a way to increase claim throughput, without the need to radically scale up its headcount. A system was sought that could automate much of the ‘standard’ procedure within claims, but which provided the freedom to manage them in the firm’s preferred way.
