Historically, the legal sector has not been regarded as a hub of diversity, as white males have long dominated the profession – particularly in senior positions.

Key-client programs build the foundation for a better client experience and increased profitability for your firm. In fact, firms that perform top-client analysis and focus on cross-selling and up-selling existing clients enjoy a favourable return on investment.

Effective integration can help firms save time, increase productivity, and enhance the client experience.

Aderant, a leading global business management software provider for law firms, announced that Chris Cartrett has succeeded Deane Price as the company’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective today.

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If you are currently evaluating practice management software for your law firm, you have likely come across the term “cloud-based” in your search. Cloud technology has existed for a few decades, but some law firms are still hesitant to move to the cloud for a variety of reasons, including security concerns, downtime, and lack of control.

As part of the Navigating Legaltech series for The Global Legal Post, 3Kites' Paul Longhurst and Kemp IT Law's Richard Kemp explore the challenges, practicalities and regulatory requirements that firms have to navigate when opening files.

In her foreword, our Global CEO Nicola Moore-Miller promises to help SME law firms succeed in an increasingly competitive landscape by utilising management information to make informed business decisions. As Nicola explains, even SMEs lacking the internal manpower (staff) and tools (software) can do so, thanks to our collaboration with Katchr.

Intapp, a leading provider of cloud-based software for the global professional and financial services industry, today announced that it has entered a strategic alliance with KPMG AG.

In the era of hybrid working, the importance of cloud-based applications is becoming increasingly clear within the legal sector.

Ascertus launched their business in June 2000 with only two employees in a small office in Dock Street, London, E1. a long way both technologically and personally from where they are now.

According to a recent study, more than half of homebuyers found the process of buying a property more stressful than they were expecting it to be – and over a quarter (28%) said that solicitors not replying to them, along with the volume of admin they had to deal with, was challenging.