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Wedlake Bell optimises support by utilising BigHand Workflow to gain operational visibility amid the Global Pandemic

02/07/20
technology

Wedlake Bell, a London-based firm with 70 partners and over 170 lawyers and support staff, prides itself on delivering the best service to its clients, and has maintained its excellent service delivery, despite challenges arising due to COVID-19, thanks to BigHand’s legal workflow solution acting to streamline task management and underpin the entire lawyer-support staff working model.
Lanyon Bowdler modernizes to increase efficiency with move to the iManage cloud

17/06/20
technology

Quorum Saves Time and Money Using Velocity Content Migration to Move Content Directly to the iManage Cloud
Lanyon Bowdler modernizes to increase efficiency with move to the iManage cloud

17/06/20
technology

Quorum Saves Time and Money Using Velocity Content Migration to Move Content Directly to the iManage Cloud
Wedlake Bell streamlines the way its teams work with a single system from Sysero

29/05/20
technology

In 2012, Wedlake Bell reached out to Sysero for help in responding to client-driven demands through the adoption of the latest legal technology.
DocsCorp and SeeUnity partner to deliver a joint solution that cleans documents of metadata as they sync between systems

18/05/20
technology

SeeUnity and DocsCorp saw an opportunity to integrate their Echo and cleanDocs solutions to provide frictionless metadata cleaning as documents were synced between iManage and HighQ.
Foley & Lardner takes business development to the next level with legal360

18/05/20
technology

With over 1,100 lawyers in 24 offices worldwide, Foley & Lardner LLP is a leading provider of corporate, IP, litigation, and government solutions across a variety of industry sectors.
Leading law firm uses cloud-native system to introduce new ways of working with data

18/05/20
technology

Our client is an international law firm headquartered in London. The network has over 1,550 people working across 25 offices focusing on technology, financial services, energy and natural resources, life sciences, and media.
SeeUnity and Docscorp delivered a joint solution that cleans documents of metadata

14/05/20
technology

SeeUnity was approached by HighQ on behalf of its client, McCann FitzGerald, an Irish law firm based in Dublin.
Introhive case study: Howard Kennedy

01/04/20
technology

Howard Kennedy Increases User Adoption of CRM & Grows the Firm’s Marketable Database by 400% With Introhive’s Relationship Intelligence Automation
Introhive case study: Lupton Fawcett

01/04/20
technology

Lupton Fawcett invests in relationship intelligence to increase client satisfaction and realizes a 350% return on investment
Kira Systems business case for AI-powered contract analysis software

18/02/20
technology

For attorneys, the “do more with less” drumbeat only grows louder. In 2018, Thomson Reuters surveyed more than 400 corporate counsel and senior administrators on their efforts to improve efficiency and increase productivity across their teams.
Maurice Tunney at Keystone Law on the agility advantage of using NetDocuments

22/11/19
technology

Maurice Tunney, director of technology and innovation at Keystone Law, explains why a firm disrupting the market, and with plans to keep growing faster in future, needed NetDocuments to do so efficiently and safely
Darren Gower at Eclipse on why law firms need to embrace the world of apps

17/10/19
technology

Don’t think that, just because you’re operating in a traditional working environment, you’ve missed your chance to adapt
Lucinda Case at Thomson Reuters on leading transformation and tackling change

09/10/19
technology

Lucinda Case, lead for legal professionals, Europe, at Thomson Reuters, says some substantial changes for teams in the business like hers are focused on helping firms to see their strategic technology choices go that much further in future
Are small law firms becoming more attractive to professionals? Jon Whittle at LexisNexis discusses

17/09/19
technology

Research conducted by LexisNexis for the Bellwether report series highlighted that small firms are becoming more and more attractive to legal professionals as their chosen employer. The Bellwether report, entitled Is the Future Small?, surveyed solicitors currently working at small law firms, where the majority – two out of three of those surveyed – had previously worked in medium to top-tier firms.

Technology case studies

Wedlake Bell optimises support by utilising BigHand Workflow to gain operational visibility amid the Global Pandemic

Lanyon Bowdler modernizes to increase efficiency with move to the iManage cloud

Lanyon Bowdler modernizes to increase efficiency with move to the iManage cloud

Wedlake Bell streamlines the way its teams work with a single system from Sysero

DocsCorp and SeeUnity partner to deliver a joint solution that cleans documents of metadata as they sync between systems

Foley & Lardner takes business development to the next level with legal360

Leading law firm uses cloud-native system to introduce new ways of working with data

SeeUnity and Docscorp delivered a joint solution that cleans documents of metadata

Introhive case study: Howard Kennedy

Introhive case study: Lupton Fawcett

Kira Systems business case for AI-powered contract analysis software

Maurice Tunney at Keystone Law on the agility advantage of using NetDocuments

Darren Gower at Eclipse on why law firms need to embrace the world of apps

Lucinda Case at Thomson Reuters on leading transformation and tackling change

Are small law firms becoming more attractive to professionals? Jon Whittle at LexisNexis discusses

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