The legal profession is more competitive than ever before – with constant pressure for law firms to stand out from the crowd and on top of their game. Thousands of lawyers are competing for the same work in a crowded market where clients have unlimited access to hundreds of firms at the click of mouse. […]
CTS Attack: State-Sponsored & Serious Crime What’s the problem? Law firms are failing to prioritise their cybersecurity. Encompassing everything connected to the Internet, this failing not only ignores internal security but also their third-party supply security. As such, firms across the legal sector are unknowingly and unwittingly adopting insecure positions by default. What’s the harm? […]
Partnering with a law firm over high-net-worth clients can open up a lucrative new channel There is huge untapped potential for accountancy practitioners and private-client lawyers to collaborate over wealth and tax advice required by high-net-worth clients. Not only are these client services really important to family-owned businesses (over 70% of these enterprises fail to […]
Probate solicitors, and the clients they represent, grapple with the complex challenges presented by vacant probate properties. Successfully managing such properties requires a delicate balance of sensitivity and efficiency, underscoring the necessity for a nuanced approach tailored to legal intricacies. The process commences with a meticulous property assessment customised to the distinct characteristics of each […]
Enforcement of awards There is reported to be a high level of failure of employers to pay tribunal awards. Payment can be enforced through the civil courts. High Court enforcement officers have power to recover unpaid awards and settlements. This involves completing Form EX727. Striking out The ET has the power to strike out a […]
As a claimant Employment Law Solicitor, you will often be providing advice upon the merits of employee claims, you’ll perhaps be sitting-in on internal grievance processes, or sometimes representing clients during tribunal cases. But what do you do when your client has been signed-off from work by their GP due to a Stress-related illness? You […]
In this month’s exclusive article family law blogger John Bolch examines the pros and cons of Family Drug and Alcohol Courts, how attitudes have changed and how FDACs seek better outcomes for children (and of course their families).
Part 30 of the Companies Act 2006 enables a shareholder in a company whose affairs are being conducted in a manner unfairly prejudicial to his interests as a shareholder to seek relief from the court.
Understanding the complex rules around capital allowances can save client’s significant amounts of tax.
Accesspoint are well-known in the legal sector for their Legal IT Solutions, but their services extend way beyond that and into the world of creativity.
Employment tribunal procedure updated 2023: lessons from a long career
Discover crucial tips for secure remote work in law firms. OneTech UK provides expert insights to safeguard legal data effectively
The legal industry has witnessed a significant transformation in recent years, with technology playing a pivotal role in enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of law firms. One of the most revolutionary advancements in this space is the adoption of low-code solutions to develop legal workflows. By leveraging low-code platforms, law firms can streamline their processes, reduce operational costs, and ultimately deliver better services to their clients.
As law firms strive to enhance their productivity, streamline operations, and make data-driven decisions, they are turning to innovative solutions.
Case management orders (CMOs)
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