Outsourcing Providers


Premex

24 May 2024

Premex Group offer industry leading independent medical examinations, rehabilitation, and pagination services to the legal and insurance sectors.


Nexa Law

6 February 2024

Founded in 2017, Nexa is an ABS legal services company authorised and regulated by the SRA.  We provide consultant lawyers with the ability to deliver their services on a flexible basis, whilst increasing their potential income.  Nexa provides lawyers with… Read More


R&R Solutions

19 August 2021

R&R Solutions helps retiring and restructuring solicitors withdraw from specific sectors of the legal market, whilst ensuring 100% of the recoverable WIP value is retained by the law firm. We work alongside solicitors, accountants, restructuring lawyers and restructuring specialists to… Read More


Recovery First Limited

3 April 2020

Specialist service provider for law firms looking to exit entirely or exit a given area of the legal services market. The services provided by Recovery First Limited were launched at the start of 2013 to coincide with the changes to… Read More


DG Legal

4 December 2018

DG Legal is the largest provider of strategic and compliance services operating in England & Wales.


Moneypenny

19 April 2013

Telephone Answering and Live Chat for Law Firms Moneypenny provides a professional, 24-hour service that’s dedicated to handling calls and chats for the legal sector. Currently, we are looking after calls for over 950 law firms. We give your own Moneypenny… Read More


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Why you should be using AI – but for the boring stuff

The legal industry is excited about AI. That’s good. But the direction of that excitement isn’t always useful. It’s the really dull tasks where AI could make a visible difference quickly.


Building your law firm’s generative AI strategy

It’s understandable that fully integrating GenAI within any business can feel daunting. This is why the focus should be on having a vision and starting the journey now.


Why better domestic abuse screening in mediation is long overdue

If there’s one thing the legal profession could do today, it would be to make domestic abuse and safeguarding training mandatory for all family lawyers and mediators.


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