Costs lawyer shares best practice recommendations to help SME law firms scope cases effectively to boost their profits
Lynsie Whyke, founder of Chantry Costs Consultant, spoke to Amy Bruce, head of marketing at Osprey Approach, about how law firms can achieve success and boost profits by implementing the right pricing model.
Why Morris matters: A look at the recent Court of Appeal decision concerning Collective Redress
In recent years, the legal landscape has witnessed a strategic consolidation of claimants who have endured shared injustices, aligning their grievances within the framework of collective actions in courts.
Key considerations when switching case management systems
Competition among medium-sized UK law firms is fierce, with over 70%* expressing concerns about local rivals competing for their business.
TA6 and TA7 Support and solutions for law firms with Hoowla case management software
As many already know about the recent Law Society announcement, the recent updates to the TA6 form were intended to align with the National Trading Standards Estate and Letting Agency Team (NTSELAT) guidance on material information.
Better births
Reports from the first national inquiry into traumatic births revealed testimony from mothers that was harrowing and often shocking, but probably unsurprising for anyone with even the remotest experience of clinical negligence cases.
Legal tech company Bundledocs now serves over 100 of the UK’s Top 200 Legal Firms
Bundledocs, the cloud-based document bundling software provider, has reached a significant milestone, now counting over 100 of the UK’s Top 200 Law Firms as customers*.
Revolutionising legal data collection: The rise of modern deal point databases
In today’s legal landscape, firms and legal professionals are faced with a formidable challenge: an abundance of data scattered across disparate systems, making it difficult to harness its full potential for driving client success.
Hudgell Solicitors hosts Yorkshire medical negligence conference focusing on women’s health
A legal conference for medical negligence professionals will be held in York in 2024, focusing on women’s health issues including obstetric care, birth trauma and health inequalities.
