Five signs your law firm’s month-end process is burning out the finance team – find out more with sa.global

A strained month-end process can lead to burnout, errors, and delayed financial reporting for your law firm. By optimizing workflows and embracing automation, firms can enhance both team well-being and operational efficiency.

Conscious conversations – How to build the business case for supported staff with burnout coach Leah Steele

Wellbeing is ‘nice to have’ and a bit fluffy, right?  However, poor mental health costs UK employers more than £50 billion each year and the average lawyer is at high risk of burnout, so in this Conscious Conversation, we’re going to sharpen those soft skills up, look at the data and help you build the business case for meaningful investment and action.

Exizent looks into ways in which LegalTech help prevent practitioners from experiencing burnout and help firms retain their key members

Within the legal profession, traditionally characterised by punishing workloads and long hours, stress and poor mental health are common. This can be further exacerbated within the probate sector whilst dealing with, and supporting, vulnerable clients.

Avokaado: 12 legal collaboration software options, and how to choose between them

There are many reasons why companies embrace legal collaboration technology. Inefficiency in the contracting process and poor collaboration between legal and business teams are main problems that lead to lost clients, lower-quality work, and burnout.