We are pleased to confirm that Xperate has successfully passed our most recent Cyber Essentials Plus audit.

A strong learning culture is no longer just an internal people priority for large law firms. It is increasingly a commercial differentiator that shapes how clients experience service quality, consistency and trust.

HM Treasury and DSIT confirms certified Digital Verification Services meet Money Laundering Regulations offering ‘much needed clarity’ for financial services, legal, property and gambling businesses

Aspiring Top 100 UK law firm Payne Hicks Beach (‘PHB’) has selected Katchr’s Centralised Intelligence Platform as its foundational platform for their firmwide data management and reporting.

If 2025 was the year that many UK law firms tightened their processes, 2026 is shaping up as the year those processes get put to the test. Clients are asking harder questions about how firms manage risk, regulators are increasingly focused on which policy controls work in practice, and compliance regulations for UK legal teams keeps expanding.

Looking back across the cybersecurity landscape during 2025, it was a year of misconfigurations, technical debt, and unresolved flaws coming home to roost. Most importantly, we’ve learned that ransomware isn’t the cause of catastrophic failures. It’s a symptom.

Harvey’s latest updates help make legal work faster, more intuitive, and more connected.

We are excited to announce that Aderant has partnered with First AML, a leading provider of anti-money laundering (AML) and client due diligence solutions. This partnership expands access to modern, automated compliance technology for law firms seeking to streamline regulatory workflows, reduce risk, and improve operational efficiency. 

Enterprise AI conversations have moved on from model comparisons. The more consequential question is whether your assistants can connect to the right systems, retrieve authoritative context, and operate inside clear governance boundaries.

A monumental shift is taking place in the UK legal market – one that will affect every part of the profession.

For most law firms, the Practice and Case Management System (PCMS) sits at the very heart of the business. It touches everything: fee earners and support staff, client onboarding, matter management, finance, compliance, reporting, and operations. Quite simply, if the PCMS is unavailable or unreliable, the firm cannot function effectively.

Draftwise will enable lawyers to align a complete suite of documents with a term sheet in a single motion. This removes the manual data entry that causes errors and version drift, ensuring every document is perfectly reconciled from the first turn.

If you have ever watched a fee earner wrestle with a manual conveyancing quote, you will know the feeling. The spreadsheets. The emails. The quick checks with colleagues. The back-and-forth that takes longer than anyone wants to admit.