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Aldridge Brownlee Solicitors was founded in 1929 and over the years they have seen steady growth with three offices located in Bournemouth and one in Highcliffe. Altogether the firm employs over 70 people across the team, specialising in personal law – disputes & litigation, family law and business law.
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Technology is having a profound impact at all levels of our society. Nowhere is this more true than in the
property sector, where there is a live debate about the merits of introducing new technological solutions
versus the risk of moving beyond established practices.
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Taylor Wessing set Kira Systems to work on identifying trends in venture capital deal terms, providing its clients with even greater insight into a fast-moving market. But that’s just the beginning, say Laura Bygrave and Adrian Rainey.
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The week of the 21st October 2019, Hubshare was joined by Maria yr12 and Ciaran yr11 who decided to give up their half term holiday and join us to learn more about Sales, Marketing and the Technical areas of a business. The pair, spent the week designing images on InDesign and Illustrator, took over our social media platforms, made a video on Doodly, helped with our Internal Newsletter and created themselves LinkedIn profiles to enhance their own personal professional development!
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One of the things I’m most excited about in terms of technology is seeing law firms make the jump to fully use Microsoft Office 365 with Word Online. Word Online has developed a lot in the last few years and it’s exciting to see what applications get developed in that realm, and how software vendors adapt their products to work in this ever-evolving environment.
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Part of £589.7m turnover support services provider, Redde plc, Auxillis is the UK’s leading provider of accident assistance services to drivers involved in non-fault accidents.
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For decades, law firms have charged their clients by the hour. It was a solution that seemed logical at the time. There is a lot that goes into working a case, and no way to tell how long it will take when an attorney begins to pursue one. As such, working a case and billing customers upon resolution seemed to work. However, legal clients today are demanding much more transparency, and this old billing structure no longer makes sense.
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Don’t think that, just because you’re operating in a traditional working environment, you’ve missed your chance to adapt
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Adrian Jones, product and development director at Tikit, explains the dramatic changes taking place in how consumers select legal service providers
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Embracing innovation in the legal field is not new – in fact, it’s now a necessity to keep up with the competition and meet client demands. But how do you get your team to embrace change?
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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
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Pinnacle has worked on hundreds of projects in legal, helping firms to make the most of their business applications. So, I speak with some experience when I say that, in spite of all the procurement procedures and MoSCoW lists (a prioritisation method) used during selection, all clients were underprepared to implement. They were unable to articulate their requirements, especially subtle elements such as “in this situation, it must do this, except when …”.
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The rise of more and more virtual organisational models for law firms has kicked off a disruption of the traditional fundamentals of the legal sector.
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Whilst still in its business’s infancy, SDM Legal outsourced its typing to Quill as an inexpensive way to procure expert typing support.
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Legal awards are a recognised marker of a law firm’s, legal team’s or individual’s excellence. Essentially awards distinguish the crème de la crème of the legal sector as chosen by esteemed judging panels comprising renowned senior figures in law. Winning prestigious awards brings multiple advantages; competitive differentiation and talent retention amongst them.
