A resilient and adaptive culture is now essential for mid-sized law firms. This article explores how leaders can turn uncertainty into an advantage, strengthening collaboration, resilience and, ultimately, how to build trust with customers in a shifting market.
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Epigram and Womble Bond Dickinson Case Study: Responsible Business Report
Womble Bond Dickinson asked Epigram to support the design and development of their Responsible Business Report. The aim was to bring structure, clarity and a strong visual identity to the content, ensuring the report clearly communicated the firm’s responsible business activity in a way that was accessible, engaging and aligned with their brand.
How Square Mile Solicitors is Building a Modern, Efficient Firm with Clio
Starting a new law firm from scratch is challenging, but Fazle Elahi came to the task well-prepared. Before co-founding his Central London-based firm, Square Mile Solicitors, Fazle worked as a solicitor and consultant solicitor at larger firms. There, he learned how much of a difference the right legal software can make to a firm’s efficiency and growth—which he didn’t forget when starting Square Mile Solicitors.
The future of legal tech in 2026: predictions from the LSSA
Members of the Legal Software Suppliers Association (LSSA) met in London to discuss the fast-moving future of legal technology and to share their predictions for how AI will shape the sector in 2026.
Will 2026 be the year AI gets boring? – Sysero
Sysero finally got into AI at the start of 2025 after a number of clients and prospects asked about our AI strategy so we decided we should investigate. Admittedly this was a little late to the party considering law firms have been buying AI-type systems since the early 2000’s.
Revolutionize legal workflows with Litera one and draft pro
In today’s legal world, time is money—and legal professionals are losing too much of it. With nearly four hours a week spent toggling between applications (as many as 1,200 times a day), law firms are facing serious inefficiencies that impact performance, profitability, and client satisfaction.








