The lens from which contract tech was viewed has shifted from a “nice to have” conversation to a massive competitive advantage. Businesses have struggled with numerous contract inefficiencies in the past.

Put 18th January in the diary! tmgroup, mio and Conveyancing Data Services (CDS) are kicking off 2022 with a tm:tv special to coincide with the launch of their newest research report – The New Normal.

Moving to a cloud-based solution and abandoning on-premise software is a strategic move for your law firm or legal corporate department.

CTS, the legal sector’s provider of cloud and IT services specifically shaped for law, and Katchr, provider of business intelligence solutions, have formed a new partnership, with CTS adding market-leading management intelligence products to their own portfolio of services.

Uncertain. Unpredictable. Volatile. These words describe the outlook of some law firm leaders since 2020, when the pandemic drove consumer and business digital adoption to advance five years forward in about eight weeks.

Ransomware has evolved into its own industry and it has been successfully targeting law firms of all sizes. According to the ABA, 42% of firms with up to 100 employees experienced a data breach.

Starting their own law firm is the business goal of many lawyers-cum-entrepreneurs. James Brown pursued his professional dreams five years ago and established Hall Brown Family Law with Sam Hall.

Legal technology firm Exizent has hit a number of significant milestones including signing its 50th customer and raising its staff numbers to over 35, just over a year after launching.

It’s clear by now that organisations already ahead of the technology adoption curve, with their effective use of cloud-based applications and modern systems, are faring better than their slower-to-adopt counterparts during this COVID-19 crisis.

The disruption caused by COVID-19 sent shockwaves across different sectors around the world. Travel, leisure, and supply chains were among the worst-hit.

Anywhere law firms apply technology, they streamline and speed up legal services. Law firm leaders no longer fear that technological efficiency will cut into billable hours and reduce income.

We’re quickly approaching the end of 2021, a year shaped by the ongoing impact of the pandemic.

The Women in Residential Property network (WIRP), which originated in 2017 as an informal lunch club has ended 2021 on a high; with Founder and Chair, Emma Vigus receiving an ‘Outstanding Achievement’ award at the Modern Law Conveyancing Awards, in recognition of her commitment to continuing to develop WIRP throughout lockdown.