Document management system in the cloud – A game changer for Owen White
Ascertus | Case Study | 25 November 2021
Owen White is a commercial law firm, based in the Thames Valley. The firm’s key practice areas include Corporate & Business, Franchising, Dispute Resolution, Property Disputes, Property Development, Property Joint Ventures, Commercial Property, Brand Protection, Employment and Corporate Restructuring & Insolvency.
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Quill in conversation with Jay Bhayani
Quill | Case Study | 25 February 2021
Quill love learning about their clients’ business successes. The most interesting stories are from individuals who rose from unconventional beginnings and overcame the odds to accomplish their professional goals.
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Bridge Employment Law recommends “outstanding”, “first-class” Quill Type service
Quill | Case Study | 2 September 2019
One of the early adopters of Quill’s outsourced typing service, Quill Type, is Bridge Employment Law. Type allows Bridge Employment Law to free up valuable weekend time, turn around documents quicker, reduce administration costs and rely on accurate document production. Claire Horsfield, Affiliate Legal Executive at Bridge Employment Law, explains: “We mostly use Type at […]
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LPM April 2018: Deregulation – The right direction?
Legal Practice Management (LPM) | Resource | 4 April 2018
This month, LPM magazine finds out how SME firms might take advantage of deregulation Download your FREE copy now Feature: Solicitors will soon be allowed to work for unregulated firms while retaining their professional title – will these reforms tempt law firms to ditch practice-wide regulation? Richard Parnham reports Hard knocks: Richard Clark, COO at Manchester-based CFG Law, on […]
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What the Chancellor’s Spring Statement means for the employment landscape
Resource | 22 March 2018
Article written by Oliver Shaw, CEO of CascadeHR It may only have lasted 26 minutes, but chancellor Philip Hammond’s inaugural Spring Statement included a number of very encouraging points. Critics were quick to criticise Philip Hammond’s first Spring Statement. But that is perhaps simply the nature of politics. If an impartial party carefully dissects the 26-minute […]
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