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The latest series of marketing articles by Words4Business will be available on 24 June.
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Accountancy firms are making better use of social media than their legal market rivals, research by benchmarking company Living Ratings has found.
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Almost half of in-house lawyers expect to see their legal spend fall over the next two years, with many of these anticipating a reduction in spending on external advisers of more than 10%, according to new Legal Week research.
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CMS Cameron McKenna is shutting down part of its facilities services arrangement with Integreon, becoming the latest in a growing number of UK firms to change elements of its relationship with the outsourcing provider.
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2012's inaugural event saw more than 40 SME law firm practice managers, practice directors, operations directors and heads of finance come together to address the challenges SME firms face
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Linetime’s CRM (Client Relationship Management) not only mines the client information but also stores, retrieves and uses marketing information on other parties e.g. prospects and other professional contacts.
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Managing Partner's Forum are delighted to present the fifth version of their “CRM Benchmark – the truth in professional services” a study that uniquely tracks the effort and processes used by professional firms to manage service delivery, and to identify those with the greatest correlation with success.
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LG is reverting back to its original Lawrence Graham name in a rebranding move aimed at building on its growing international presence.
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Barclays has delayed its panel review planned for this summer by 12 months as the banking giant embarks on a plan to scrap its practice of reassessing law firm rosters on a two-yearly basis.
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Nearly seven out of ten people are attracted to the idea of finding legal services on the internet and a similar number of younger adults are likely to go to supermarket providers, according to a survey.
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Delegates at NatWest’s 2012 series of legal conferences, held in association with Huthwaite, were surveyed for their views of the industry and their firm.
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A survey of 503 consumers by legal technology provider The Law Wizard found that over two-thirds were attracted by the idea of performing legal tasks on the Internet.
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Co-operative Legal Services (CLS) has refused to be drawn into a spat with QualitySolicitors over whether so-called ‘supermarket law’ offers an inferior service compared to high street solicitors, instead underlining its appeal to people who normally shun lawyers.
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QualitySolicitors (QS) has today unveiled an exclusive partnership with online legal services provider LegalZoom – the most recognised legal brand in the US – ahead of an advertising campaign that will by openly hostile to supermarkets, banks and others entering the law.
