The role that technology has played in enabling organisations to continue operation at near-business as usual levels over the last two years, the question that every firm must therefore ask itself is: “Can we afford not to have the best tech, and more specifically, the best document and email management system (DMS) available?”

There’s no doubt that challenger banks and other fintech companies have raised the bar on customer experiences in the financial services sector over the past decade.

As we approach the Festive Season, many of us will be thinking further ahead towards what 2022 is likely to bring to our business and personal lives.

Microsoft Excel has long served an important role in law firms, particularly for matter pricing and budgeting.

Cleaning data, migrating data, converting data, really anything in the data maintenance realm is tricky. How do you find errors? How can you tell all the records are accounted for? How do you locate empty fields?

Many law firm leaders now look for timekeeping software that offers automated time tracking and time entry capabilities because the software autonomously pre-populates attorney timesheets more accurately than manual methods.

Lawyers can’t afford document errors—but they also can’t afford to spend hours formatting, reviewing, reformatting, and re-reviewing their documents to ensure that they meet that standard of perfection.

tmgroup have welcomed the announcement of HM Land Registry’s plans for AP1 submission to go fully digital from November 2022.

While the UK is no longer part of the EU, UK-based firms still face the challenge of complying with the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR).

In this article we adopt a fresh approach in relation to how a law firm should choose its time recording platform by looking at the different stakeholders, their needs and how to address them.

Quill, the leading supplier of legal accounts software and outsourced cashiering services in the UK, is pleased to announce a significant new integration and partnership with client lifecycle management and payments tool provider Legl to enable Quill’s circa 10,000 law firm users to send secure payment requests and get paid faster from clients.

Boris Johnson setting out “Plan B” on 8th December has been a stark reminder that we’re still very much battling COVID-19.

Legal tech is a term that’s growing in popularity. It refers to the digital tools law firms can use to support, supplement or replace traditional ways of delivering legal services.