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Artificial intelligence is reshaping legal work at a remarkable pace. Tasks that once relied entirely on manual research, drafting and review are increasingly supported by AI, prompting organisations to rethink established workflows, introduce new ways of working and reconsider the skills their people need. Much of the conversation around legal AI naturally focuses on what […]
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Quill promises to give law firms Quilluary – ‘a month back in 2022’ with 4 weeks of free access
Quill, the leading legal software and outsourced legal services provider, has announced a new offer that promises to give law firms ‘a month back in 2022’ if they book in a software demo before the end of February and then sign up as a new customer.
CTS: Building a business case for sustainability
As the environmental crisis and its effects become increasingly evident, the expectations on corporate responsibility grow and the legal sector is acknowledging its obligation to act on sustainability.
Linetime launch new Document Bundling feature, helping firms increase productivity
Linetime, part of the PracticeEvolve Group, have launched a new Document Bundling feature, offering firms a time saving solution to building large bundles of documents.
Appurity and Cloud Business – New technology partnership strengthens the service and solution offering
Appurity, a company providing cyber security solutions and services for mobile infrastructure and applications across all verticals, today announces a strategic partnership with Cloud Business, a Microsoft Gold Partner and creator of transformative technology solutions.
Minisoft/ARCS3 Brochure
Synopsis: See how we continue to be the Partner law firms rely on to protect their financial future. ARCS remains the market-leading collection system and is trusted by more than half of the top 100 US firms and over one-third of the top 100 UK firms.
HBR Consulting: Confronting the Great Resignation – Best practices in succession planning for law firm information services departments
What started as a series of anecdotal coincidences at companies over the past year has now turned into a clearly documented phenomenon. The “Great Resignation” period is underway.
Sysero: Four ways law firms can use workflow portals to drive efficiency
Collaboration Portals have become a standard offering by law firms to attract larger clients. Once considered the height of technological sophistication, these on-line document libraries are now commonplace and many law firms are looking at more sophisticated ways of working with high value clients.
CTS: The impact on recruitment, hiring and new legal professionals in a hybrid world
As the pandemic continues to cause business uncertainty across all sectors, law firms and barristers’ chambers are battling with how to effectively recruit, train and support new legal professionals through a hybrid working model and new working practices.
sa.global secures growth funding from Kartesia
sa.global, a leading Microsoft Gold Partner that provides industry-specific solutions to Professional Services firms globally, today announced that it has secured $50 million in growth financing from Kartesia, an independent and privately-owned provider of credit and capital solutions with a pan-European presence.
Ascertus: Five reasons why corporates deploy iManage enterprise-wide
As a new team member at Ascertus, I’ve spent the last couple of months meeting corporate clients to see how we can support their most current commercial and operational requirements – be that through the services the company offers or indeed via some of the other business applications in our portfolio.
How Exizent is helping Hughes Parry Solicitors save time in a growing sector
When Hughes Parry Solicitors underwent a firm reorganisation, Director Tim Wilson took on the responsibility for probate work across the firm.
SeeUnity’s product updates and current roadmap Q1–2022
Process automation is top of mind this year! Get an exclusive look at our new and upcoming product enhancements and recently added connectors.
CTS: Using technology to alleviate the pressures and demands of clients
Following the COVID-19 health crisis and with it, the transition to hybrid working, the legal sector has been forced to re-evaluate how they conduct business.