If you are a law firm looking to grow your private client base through residential conveyancing, this post is for you. We’ve made a full presentation available to help inform your internal planning and training.
NatWest’s 2025 Legal Report reveals key benchmarks and trends law firm leaders can use to boost profitability, productivity, and strategic growth.
Our Smarter Working Project helps solicitors and law firms take a structured, confident approach to help improve how people work, deliver more of what clients value, grow and manage the business more effectively. Empathy with lawyers - as a lawyer - and wide experience of the legal technology to
Master client relationships in your law firm: In today's competitive legal market, proactive client engagement is no longer a luxury—it's a necessity. Learn proven best practice and strategies, from active listening techniques to leveraging technology to nurture client relationships. This is blueprint to help you establish and constantly develop enduring client relationships, your services and people in your law firm.
We outline how we recommend that a smaller to medium-sized legal practice should think about and plan any new initiative to replace or upgrade legal technology, thinking primarily about practice and case management systems for law firms with up to 300 people, whatever number of offices and types of legal work. Similar considerations apply when you start to dig deeper into adoption of new CRM and Legal AI (Artificial Intelligence) applications, where our specialist law firm consultants can help too.
Technology in the legal sector is evolving rapidly. Traditional case and practice management is giving way to sophisticated intelligent automation and low/no-code platforms from wider business that are transforming how lawyers work - and will keep moving. There's a lot to learn and it will take time to adapt.
Microsoft 365 is now the standard for virtually all law firms. Licensing can be complex with all the updates and modifications, so here is your easy guide to license and working options to help you maximise lawyers' productivity, data security, and collaboration.
Now that use of AI can genuinely deliver results across many areas of practice and is quickly accelerating, a key challenge is getting people engaged and informed about AI's potential and implications. Education & Training, Transparant Communication, Developing Internal Champions.