Paying attention to information governance – blog by iCompli

Information governance (IG) is simply how law firms control their information assets to achieve business objectives and mitigate risk. Firms need to pay attention to IG because otherwise they run bigger risks than they need to. Also, they won’t be leveraging the advantages of well organised information.

ILTA Masterclass with LegalRM: How teamwork makes the information governance dream work – July 25 at 4pm

Information is a critical asset for every business, but for law firms it’s even more serious because information is one of the few real assets you have.

How teamwork makes the information governance dream work – ILTA masterclass by iCompli

Information is a critical asset for every business, but for law firms it’s even more serious because information is one of the few real assets you have. As such, firms are waking up to the need for robust, firm-wide frameworks for managing data and assets.

viGlobal is now vi by Aderant!

In August 2022, Aderant, an industry leader in Business of Law and Practice of Law technology solutions, acquired the assets of viGlobal, a suite of people management products that rank number one amongst law firms, and a leading software provider in the professional services market.

Rising digital assets – what do they mean for probate professionals asks Exizent

The increasing number of digital assets in the modern world has brought with it, new challenges to estate planning and administration. The shift from paper-based billing to digital payments and the rise of cryptocurrencies has created a complex web of digital assets that must be accounted for.

Aderant signs deal to acquire viGlobal

Aderant, an industry leader of Business of Law and Practice of Law technology solutions, announced today that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire the assets of viGlobal, which ranks number one amongst law firms, and is a leading provider of people management software in the professional services market.

Exizent: Why legal services must stop relying on consumers to identify estate assets

Research published by Exizent this October has found that an increasing number of people are passing away without putting their affairs in order – putting strain on the bereavement process and more importantly, the notifier.

Exizent: Law firm feedback identifies six ways the probate process is not fit for purpose

From unknown assets and hefty fees, to delays from third parties that lead to lengthy case timescales, the probate/confirmation process is far from simple.

SC Insights | Cyber security readiness for law firms: Part III

As firms opt for a more permanent split between homebased and office working, will recognition of the responsibility to provide adequate protection for information assets keep pace with the rate at which legal is exploring new environments in pursuit of greater market share?

Exizent: Uncovering assets faster and more reliably

A key part of administering an estate is gathering the assets and liabilities of the deceased. This has become increasingly problematic in recent years with the increase in the way in which we connect and communicate.