In this case study article learn how Jack Charman of National Private Investigators provided evidence to support a law firm in a high-net-worth case which helped to safeguard the future of their clients company.
Chronicle Law’s Nicole Keeling identifies that authenticity is going to become key to being seen amongst the crowd. With elements of marketing fast becoming AI driven and automated content floods what we see online, brands that prioritise real stories and transparency will build trust, engagement, and lasting loyalty. Learn how to harness the power of authentic content in marketing.
In this article from Chronicle Law’s Nicole Keeling, discover how the rise of voice search is reshaping digital marketing. With more users turning to virtual assistants like Siri and Alexa, businesses must adapt their SEO, content, and paid strategies to a voice-first world. Learn key optimisation tactics to stay ahead.
Video marketing is evolving, and law firms must adapt to stay competitive. In this article, Nicole Keeling of Chronicle Law discusses the latest trends in video creation, personalised content, interactive videos, and SEO-optimised strategies. Learn how legal professionals can leverage video to enhance client engagement and simplify complex legal concepts.
This article is a taster from our legal supplier Credas of their upcoming webinar in January, you will discover the key compliance and onboarding challenges shaping the legal sector in 2025. From stricter AML regulations to AI-driven ID fraud, explore strategies to stay ahead in this evolving landscape.
Data breaches can happen at any time, so it’s essential to know how to respond effectively. In her first article as an author for Chronicle Law, Kristy Gouldsmith provides a useful article about how to manage a data breach.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is making significant inroads into family law, particularly in England and Wales, offering new tools to streamline research and document creation for legal professionals. In this article John Bolch, Family Law blogger for Cansford Laboratories, provides a short review of AI’s capabilities and warns it still requires expert human oversight, especially when offering legal advice. Bolch highlights the concerns around the ethics of AI-generated content and copyright issues. With AI’s continued development Bolch questions if it is poised to become an essential tool for family lawyers?
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