Month: November 2022
Using technology to optimise communication in Private Client law practice
Craig Matthews, Director of Lifetime Planning at LEAP Legal Software, explores how firms can utilise technology to instil effective communication methods within Private Client law practice. In a fast-evolving world where advances in technology, world events and developing societal perceptions are all contributing to change, thriving private client law practitioners are realising the importance of […]
The Conveyancing Landscape: an Insight Report
The conveyancing market in England and Wales has experienced a number of ups and downs over the last two years. From the imposition of the first lockdown and complete halt on conveyancing activity, to the first stamp duty holiday with an enormous surge in business bringing record profits for firms and the Exchequer. With further […]
How to get sexual assault charges dropped before court date UK
If you have been charged with a sexual offence, you are likely to be feeling scared and anxious. One of the most common questions asked of sexual offence solicitors in the UK is, “Can the charges be dropped before the court date?” Experienced sexual offence solicitors can help to get your case dismissed by the […]
E-mentoring programme seeks to drive up number of female rain makers in law firms
The UK’s first e-mentoring programme for female lawyers and professionals is aimed at helping women supercharge their rainmaking skills and fast track their trajectory to senior leadership. Kate McMahon and Tamlyn Edmonds – founders and partners of private prosecution law firm Edmonds Marshall McMahon (EMM) – have formed Networking Nuance to assist women to succeed […]
Don’t take the festive fun too far: understand the risks
Whilst it seems that, for the first Christmas in years, COVID won’t be putting a dampener on the celebrations, employers should still try to be a little cautious when looking to bring their teams back together to delight in some well-earned seasonal cheer. Social distancing may no longer be a requirement, but those who choose […]
