Allens Linklaters (Allens) has some of the world’s longest ongoing client relationships, stretching back more than 150 years. Fifty-five of the world’s top 100 companies, eight of Australia’s top 10 public companies and 77 of Australia’s top 100 public companies choose Allens as their legal adviser. Whether it’s a global multinational or a suburban-based company with a bright idea, Allens […]

The Law Firm: Aldridge Brownlee Solicitors was founded in 1929 and over the years they have seen steady growth with three offices located in Bournemouth and one in Highcliffe. Altogether the firm employs over 70 people across the team, specialising in personal law – disputes & litigation, family law and business law.   The Challenge: As […]

Technology is having a profound impact at all levels of our society. Nowhere is this more true than in theproperty sector, where there is a live debate about the merits of introducing new technological solutionsversus the risk of moving beyond established practices. This paper aims to advance that debate by examining the role that technology-enabled […]

The week of the 21st October 2019, Hubshare was joined by Maria yr12 and Ciaran yr11 who decided to give up their half term holiday and join us to learn more about Sales, Marketing and the Technical areas of a business. The pair, spent the week designing images on InDesign and Illustrator, took over our […]

As co-sponsors of this month’s Document Excellence Day, which featured a terrific line-up of speakers on how to make your legal documents better, and with the interesting panel discussion on how to overcome resistance to technology changes; we speak to Johnny Jones – Implementation Lead at Enable –  to find out a little more on his […]

Part of £589.7m turnover support services provider, Redde plc, Auxillis is the UK’s leading provider of accident assistance services to drivers involved in non-fault accidents. Launched in 1992, Auxillis now employs over 1,400 people across 2 operations centres and 27 branches, offering a range of services including credit hire, credit repairs, managed repairs and claims […]

For decades, law firms have charged their clients by the hour. It was a solution that seemed logical at the time. There is a lot that goes into working a case, and no way to tell how long it will take when an attorney begins to pursue one. As such, working a case and billing […]

Embracing innovation in the legal field is not new – in fact, it’s now a necessity to keep up with the competition and meet client demands. But how do you get your team to embrace change? Here are a few ways in which you can help your firm adopt new legal technology. Understand the user experience […]

When Belfast-based Cleaver Fulton Rankin implemented Timeslice’s integrated practice management system four years ago for its 100 staff, the firm had been with its previous timerecording system for 30 years, in addition to using a SharePoint system for document management. Timeslice now comprises the firm’s entire records system. “We don’t just use it for time […]

The recent Legal Services Consumer Panel report (carried out by YouGov) has found some dramatic shifts between 2011 and 2019 in how consumers go about choosing legal services. Most notably, younger people are much more likely (39%) to shop around than older consumers (25%). What factors are they taking into account when shopping around, and […]

If we’re honest, the legal sector has never been particularly quick to adopt new technologies. Traditional ways of working have always served us well in the past, so why change anything? Well, the answer is because we can always get better. There’s always a new way to improve the level of service that law firms […]

It’s often said that law firms are rather slow to embrace change as organisations. This may or may not be deeply frustrating for their clients, but in the current age of ‘disruption’ even the very largest of them need to consider how they too could be doing things differently to steal a march on the […]

The rise of more and more virtual organisational models for law firms has kicked off a disruption of the traditional fundamentals of the legal sector. Driven by the need to be closer to clients, reduce overhead and retain talent, firmsare seeing huge benefits in adopting virtual ways of working and, in many cases, starting out with a completely virtual model. As a […]