Not all growth is created equal! What the Bellwether 2026 data reveals about practice area differences. The headline from this year’s Bellwether report is reassuring: 62% of small and mid-sized firms have grown over the past three to four years, client satisfaction is at 84%, and confidence across the sector is broadly positive. But look closer at the […]
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Talbots Law: Smarter finance through automation with Xperate
The challenge Talbots Law is a modern, growing UK law firm with a strong reputation for delivering high- quality legal services across the West Midlands. As the firm expanded through strategic mergers and acquisitions, its operational infrastructure needed to evolve to support that growth. Now with 600+ users, one area that required attention was the management of […]
LEAP: Is legal AI becoming ‘mandatory’ in criminal law?
There is understandable caution around the idea that AI could become ‘mandatory’ in legal practice. Strictly speaking, there is no rule requiring lawyers to use AI on cases, and I do not believe we are at the point where anyone can say it is compulsory.
Katchr Welcomes TV Edwards Solicitors LLP as a New Client
Katchr is pleased to announce that TV Edwards Solicitors LLP, a leading London-based law firm, has selected Katchr Enterprise as its performance management and business intelligence platform.
ILTA Announces 2026 Distinguished Peer Awards Nominees
The International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) proudly announces the nominees for the 2026 ILTA Distinguished Peer Awards, recognizing outstanding achievement, innovation, and leadership across the global legal technology community.
How UK Law Firms Are Recovering Billable Hours Through CRM Automation – iQlink
In most UK law firms, "CRM" is seen as a necessary evil- just a digital filing cabinet that constantly demands to be fed but rarely gives anything back. Because manual entry is tedious, busy lawyers skip it. The CRM then becomes outdated and before you know it, management is making big decisions based on incomplete data, and the firm is missing massive opportunities in a competitive legal landscape.
