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Advances in technology are driving both expectations and concerns. Law firms are under considerable pressure from their clients – and the government – to protect confidential information. Regulations to protect both consumers and businesses from, for example, money laundering and data breaches, mean that law firms need to comply and to be able to demonstrate that compliance. Failure to do so can result in hefty fines and the necessity to disclose such breaches will likely damage a firm’s reputation.
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9 Gough Square tendered for a fully hosted IT environment to run all their business applications, email, and file storage and remote desktops. The tender specified support of only Windows Desktops but fully supports remote access from Mac, iOS, Android, thin client and other devices. MLC (Chambers’ Diary system) was migrated to the new environment ahead of the move for full testing, as was a restore of their current email server.
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SproutIT enable law firms & barristers’ chambers to achieve competitive advantage and peace of mind, through the innovative use of best-of-breed technology, focussed cyber security and resilience, award winning services, and passion for service excellence.
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4 Pump Court wanted to replace their traditional, physical server infrastructure as it had reached the end of its useful life. At the same time, there was an opportunity to install a brand new Active Directory along with the latest Operating Systems and application versions. During the research, testing, implementation and go-live stages, the impact on network downtime and resource uptime was of paramount importance.
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A look into the pitching process for top law firms: how they currently operate and how they are improving processes.
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Managed IT services specialist Quiss Technology has added Debenhams Ottaway Solicitors (DO) to its growing legal sector client base, following a successful competitive pitch.
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Lawrence Lupin, founding director and head of immigration boutique LUPINS, tells LPM how Accesspoint helped transform his business with guidance on new technology and marketing
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Peter Ambrose, director and co-founder of conveyancing boutique The Partnership, sets out how InfoTrack’s software enabled his firm to process transactions quicker
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Martin O’Donoghue, partner at Kerman & Co, on how Thomson Reuters’ Contract Express gives his firm the means to improve the efficiency and responsiveness of its legal service and better manage costs with document automation.
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With a legal team of over 300 working on many thousands of cases each year, Ward Hadaway’s IT systems need to be robust, enabling the teams to deliver outstanding customer experience and world-class legal solutions.
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In little more than 25 years, law firm JCP Solicitors has grown from a single office in Swansea to being recognised as one of the top 100 companies in South West Wales.
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Law firm JCP Solicitors has grown from a single office in the centre of Swansea to become one of the top 100 companies in South West Wales, in just over 25 years.
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Baker Botts is an Am Law 50 international law firm that has been in operation for more than 176 years. Headquartered in Houston, Texas, the firm has approximately 725 lawyers throughout its 15 global offices. Since its founding the firm has served leading industries, organizations and individuals, while staying at the forefront of emerging technologies.
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Paula Jacobs Amos, practice manager at family boutique firm GJ Law, on how moving to the cloud with Accesspoint made fee earners more productive on the go.
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Mark Mountford, head of business solutions at Bird & Bird, says the firm is gradually building up buy-in for the e-signature experience, with significant input from Blue Car Technologies
