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LAWFUSION – Updated with new legal aid fees including sending hearings
Wednesday, 23 December 2020LAWFUSION is up-to-date with all the recent Legal Aid Fee changes from the Legal Aid Agency (LAA).
Tags: Select Legal Systems
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Big picture pointers for law firms & legal tech
Wednesday, 11 November 2020As business owners and leaders in our niche corner of the economy continue to ride the roller coaster of uncertainty that the coronavirus pandemic has presented to us all, I decided to look at the big-picture for some pointers.
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Crime Legal Aid Fee Increases – Team LAWFUSION Is Quick-off-the-mark
Wednesday, 7 October 2020During the last few weeks, the Legal Aid Agency (LAA) has announced its Criminal Legal Aid (General) (Amendment) Regulations 2020 – described by the Law Society as “the first legal aid fee increases for 25 years.” In light of this, legal software authors, Select Legal Systems Limited, have reported today that they are already working on reflecting the changes within their flagship product – LAWFUSION – leading legal practice management software for law firms.
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What kind of price increases do you have on the horizon?
Monday, 14 September 2020When the Directors of Select Legal Systems, Mike Craven and Steve Dixon first established the business in 1993, they made 4 key promises to clients and prospective clients.
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A Window of Opportunity For Law Firms: Lockdown Software Offer
Monday, 20 July 2020For those law firms that have outgrown their current software, and are keen to take advantage of the ‘lockdown/furlough’ window of opportunity to find and implement a new system, the authors of LAWFUSION, Select Legal Systems Limited have announced today an exciting new software offer.
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Online Info Sharing with Clients & Third Parties
Wednesday, 8 July 2020According to the latest figures from the Office of National Statistics 91% of UK adults are now online. So it is no surprise at all that the majority of law firms using LAWFUSION tell us that their clients want to communicate and share info with their solicitors via a secure web portal at their convenience, just like they can with their banks, doctors and the likes of Amazon.
Tags: Select Legal Systems
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How to run the best online meetings
Tuesday, 9 June 2020Before the pandemic, I had one regular online get-together in my diary each week. With up to six online meetings a day since, I have since uncovered a lot about the do’s and don’ts.
Tags: Select Legal Systems
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Eight top security tips for homeworking
Tuesday, 5 May 2020Many managing partners will, I’m sure, now be breathing a huge sigh of relief because they’ve achieved homeworking for so many of their staff, so quickly and with relative ease.
Tags: Select Legal Systems
Posted in Blog
Software Case Study Video – Star Legal
Friday, 28 February 2020In this software case study video Huw Jones, Star Legal’s Business & Operations Director, explains how his legal practice management software contributes significantly to the success of the business and what, for him, makes the software stand out from other systems.
Tags: Select Legal Systems
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A healthy work/life balance for fee earners
Thursday, 27 February 2020A healthy work/life balance is different from person to person. Whilst work is an important aspect of life for many – it puts a roof over our heads, provides a sense of purpose and feeds our ambitions – it is worth remembering that work is only one ‘part’ of a healthy and balanced lifestyle.
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Everything has changed. Nothing has changed
For the majority of Black and ethnic minority citizens in this country, legal services are still as hard to reach, as hard to choose, or as hard to trust, as they were years ago.
Will this be the Year of Lawtech?
If 2020 taught us anything, it is that lawyers will not disappear any time soon. Still, paper will gradually disappear in favour of digital tools, investment in technology and better ways of working.
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