Adam Cohen wore many hats before he became a solicitor. He trained as a chef, worked in business PLCs, and completed an Open University degree. He found his way into law through his LPC and training contract, and what stayed consistent across all of it was a preference for doing things his own way. By […]
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Dye & Durham: What ‘local’ still means at Wolferstans, a 200-year-old firm
Tishka Chapman has been a Partner in Wolferstans‘ Residential Conveyancing team for 16 years. She’s seen the job change: the compliance, the technology, the pace clients now expect. Some of the waiting she can remove. The rest she can’t – so she’s built her team around making sure no client is ever left in the […]
Efimis announces new partnership to strengthen its offering across the integrated legal technology stack
Tiger Eye (Tiger Eye Consulting Ltd), the legal technology specialist and iManage Partner dedicated to Harnessing Knowledge and Unleashing Potential, and Efimis, a leading provider of financial management solutions for law firms, have announced a new strategic partnership. Efimis provides law firms with financial management software for legal accounting, billing, reporting and financial performance. Integrated […]
Empowering our people: Why Howes Percival chose Novaplex
Ranked by Best Companies as the UK’s 2025 Best Law Firm to Work For, Howes Percival builds its technology strategy around its people: less time on mundane admin and more on work that matters. Novaplex supports that by simplifying document processes, improving consistency and delivering immediate value from tools people already use. Why Howes Percival […]
Xperate: Unlock the hidden value of your practice management data with AI
When most law firms think about Artificial Intelligence, they immediately think about productivity. The conversation typically centres on AI’s ability to draft documents, summarise information, assist with legal research, improve client communications and reduce administrative workloads. These are all important use cases, and for many firms they provide an excellent starting point. However, some of […]
Fenix24 – The 2026 State of Recoverability report
Two decades of cybersecurity were organized around keeping attackers out. That is no longer the measure of success. Regulators are writing recovery obligations into law, insurers are pricing recovery posture into premiums, and boards have stopped asking if the organisation is secure and started asking how long it would be down. What that shift exposed […]








