LEAP launches LEAP Leads to help law firms win new clients
LEAP | Resource | 1 July 2025
LEAP, the market-leading cloud-based legal software provider, has launched LEAP Leads, providing law firms with direct access to high-quality, real-time legal enquiries from prospective clients actively seeking legal services. Designed to help small to mid-sized law firms grow their client base, LEAP Leads connects firms using LEAP with prospective clients. These leads are automatically delivered […]
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How SME Law Firms can tackle the 2025 legal skills shortage with LEAP
LEAP | Resource | 21 May 2025
The legal landscape is evolving and SME law firms face an ongoing skills shortage that threatens long-term viability. With Gen Z and Millennial lawyers bringing different career expectations and experienced professionals moving toward flexible working or retirement, firms must evolve to attract and retain talent.
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LEAP Estates Launches 2025 Will Writing Trends Report
LEAP | Resource | 16 May 2025
LEAP Estates announces the launch of its 2025 Annual Report, offering a comprehensive snapshot of will writing activity and trends across England and Wales. The report is based on anonymised data from over 200,000 wills and more than 400,000 total documents, providing useful demographics and information relating to Estate planning, plus a range of fascinating trends.
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The consequences of your firm not adopting AI according to Leap
LEAP | Resource | 17 March 2025
The legal industry is at a critical turning point. Digital transformation is no longer optional—it’s a necessity for staying competitive. According to a 2024 Trends Report, 60% of law firms are planning to upgrade their digital systems, acknowledging that technology is essential for efficiency and profitability.
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One year on: how LEAP Estates is revolutionising private client support
LEAP | Resource | 17 January 2025
Over the past decade, legal technology has seen unprecedented innovation and growth. Cloud-based infrastructure is now standard, and software has become more intuitive and accessible. Yet, the private client sector has often been overlooked, with many providers failing to deliver the functionality modern professionals need.
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