Agentic Search and Deep Research: expanded context, sharper insights

Estate administration and lifetime planning are undoubtedly detailed, time-intensive processes. From drafting wills, trusts and lasting powers of attorney (“LPA’s”) and managing probates to handling sensitive client information, private client practitioners often face complex administrative demands.

As the year draws to a close, the legal profession benefits from a thoughtful review of its client relationship management (CRM) system. For law firms utilising a legal-specific CRM, this audit becomes even more critical.

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In this episode of Studio A, Will Ayers speaks with Andrew DeBratto, Chief Information and Security Officer at Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP, about how they are navigating cloud adoption, security demands, and the fast-paced world of gen-AI.

In most professional services marketing teams, one issue consistently slows down delivery, and it has nothing to do with design capability or creative ambition. Content is often the last piece to arrive, the least aligned, or the hardest to finalise.

We are delighted to share that our team has been recognised as Highly Commended for Search Provider of the Year at the Modern Law Conveyancing Awards. We’re incredibly proud of this recognition as it represents something deeper than an industry accolade. This recognition reflects the trust, feedback, and partnership of the thousands of legal professionals who rely on us every day.

Large and midsize law firms in the region are embracing NetDocuments

Legal teams need an AI solution that’s built to fit their workflows

Katchr Managing Director Graham Moore spoke with Brett Warburton-Smith, Partner at Lockton, about the recent Marks & Spencer “Scattered Spider” cyber-attack and what law firms can learn from it.

The solution lies in applying legal-specific AI to simplfy processes

We know you’ve all waited patiently for Higgsy’s e-booklet covering best practice advice on managing implementations, from understanding your audience and common mistakes to a firm that got it right.

Ask any law firm marketing team and they will tell you that new business typically comes from two places. First, by providing exceptional service to current clients; and second, by nurturing those relationships to grow the volume and value of work overtime.