At Intapp, we specialize in streamlining the entire client and matter lifecycle, helping law firms navigate complex compliance challenges with ease. Whether your firm is conducting a conflict review or considering whether to take on a new client or matter, your firm must evaluate multiple risk factors while maintaining a delicate balance between speed and regulatory compliance.
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Nuix: Beyond Legal – a Masterclass on the 8 conditions of lawful processing of personal information
Join us for our Beyond Legal Masterclass on the 8 conditions of lawful processing of personal information.
Case study: Payroll selection for international law and legal firm with Silver Cloud
Silver Cloud HR were approached by an international law & legal firm who were in need of a new payroll solution that would help them streamline their HR and payroll processes.
Enable Business Solutions: The hype before the dull party invite
2020 threw one of the biggest curveballs in the history of legal marketing that you probably need little reminding of. Despite innovation being enforced, now that we are nearing the end of 2021, we can confidently conclude that marketers stepped up to the challenges successfully – and then some.
Wedlake Bell adds automation and sophistication with BigHand Document Creation
Legal documents are a reflection of a law firm’s brand, reputation, experience and success. But creating high-quality, accurate and consistent documents, can be time consuming for staff – both lawyers and secretarial staff alike.
Why client centricity is an imperative, not an option: How Salesforce is enabling greater client experience for law firms
Around the world companies have had to fundamentally rethink their operating models in response to COVID-19. We are moving to an all-digital work-from-anywhere world and the professional services industry is embracing whatever the new ‘business as usual’ looks like.
