As firms move more and more towards a hybrid workplace, how do firms continue to develop and invest in their most important asset, human capital? How do they ensure performance and engagement levels are maintained?

Competition among law firms continues to intensify as the digital era progresses, even as pandemic-related disruptions raise unexpected speed bumps along the way. Struggling firms still rely on time-consuming and imprecise manual legal processes that hammer productivity levels and siphon away profits.

Equivo, the newly launched dedicated recoveries business by UK law firm, Shoosmiths LLP and the national collections, recoveries and enforcement business, Chartsbridge, has invested in legal workflow and case management solution, Lexis Visualfiles.

Too often we hear about the challenges of engaging partners and lawyers in business development – and yet it doesn’t need to be that way.

While risk reduction and cost reduction are key factors when evaluating a new legal tech product, for the average GC, those don’t move the needle.

There are just days left for property professionals to claim their free Thirdfort Standard ID (Safe Harbour) Check from tmgroup, the leading provider of property searches and data.

Ask any leader in the legal market what the most important asset to their firm is and you can guarantee the answer would be ‘our people’ for the vast majority.

MyCustomerLens, in partnership with Inpractice, is currently running a benchmarking study for law firm leadership teams.

For today’s law firms, knowledge is everything. Yet, effectively managing a firm’s knowledge has never been more complex, as firms struggle to juggle ever-expanding amounts of data, whilst navigating digital transformation and an evolving legal landscape.

As payroll continues to get more complex, payroll teams are stretched to the limit with new regulations, deadlines, and statutory requirements.

NetMotion, a provider of security solutions for the world’s growing mobile and distributed workforces, today unveiled a new report identifying the top digital transformation challenges, opportunities, and priorities among modern law firms.

Sysero, provider of legal automation solutions, is thrilled to announce the launch of its new website (www.sysero.com). The new site features a fresh, modern and mobile-optimized design and introduces a new colour scheme for Sysero.

It has been over a decade since the term “Legal Project Management” began to crop up in job adverts, at legal conferences, and on Request for Proposals. Since then, legal project management has grown in answer to the myriad of challenges facing modern legal teams.