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Vincent AI – vLex upgrades its comprehensive legal research assistant
vLex has released a new suite of AI tools in its award-winning assistant Vincent AI, creating what they claim is the world’s most comprehensive AI legal research platform. Vincent AI is a significant step forward for AI-powered legal analysis, because it is based on one of the world’s largest online law libraries. vLex contains the […]
LEAP and WillSuite support Free Wills Month with free subscription offer
In support of Free Wills Month this October, LEAP, the forward-thinking legal practice management software provider, and its integration partner WillSuite, are offering a free month’s subscription to WillSuite’s will writing software*. This offer will enable LEAP’s existing estate planning customers to take part in Free Wills Month and draft wills quickly and easily. Working seamlessly with […]
The significance of mandatory signs in workplace safety
Nobody wants to work in a place where their life is endangered. Maintaining a safe environment in the workplace is paramount for both employers and employees. It is not just the responsibility of business owners but a shared responsibility to create an environment where everyone can do their jobs without undue risk. In this quest […]
LEAP streamlines conveyancing matters with adoor partnership
LEAP, the forward-thinking legal practice management software provider, has partnered with home buying and selling ecosystem adoor to provide users with an overview of both the electronic matter held on the LEAP platform, and the progress of the property purchase held in adoor. This enables conveyancing professionals to have instant visibility of key information of […]
Employee ownership can solve many modern business concerns
Evidence suggests wider employee ownership offers benefits to employees, businesses and the wider economy, potentially delivering higher productivity and profitability. Employee Share Ownership Schemes (ESOS) allow some or all employees to acquire equity, but without the business owners losing control, to encourage employee shareholders to act like owners and share in future success. Alternatively, business […]
How to build a sustainable law firm
The past few years have provided extra challenges for businesses. Navigating Brexit, the COVID-19 pandemic and two general elections have created extra uncertainty for business leaders looking to expand and secure company longevity. In the legal sector, a skills shortage has resulted in the addition of recruitment challenges to this list. Many law firms are […]
How to protect client interests during a business sale
Selling a business involves releasing sensitive commercial information, potentially to rivals seeking to use it for their own benefit. Protecting client interests, therefore, is important in the selling process and can be achieved through careful marketing and the use of confidentiality agreements. Discreet marketing and non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) help to ensure that client information remains […]
What are the routes for handling personal debt in Scotland?
Scotland operates a robust regime for personal debt, with three main debt programmes in existence. The Debt Arrangement Scheme (DAS) is one debt solution that does not involve outright insolvency and is backed by the Scottish government. Sequestration offers another route away from unmanageable debt for people in Scotland but is typically a measure of […]
How personal injury law firms can help you receive compensation
Personal injury cases can have a profound impact on the lives of those involved, causing physical, emotional, and financial suffering. Seeking legal representation in these cases is crucial to navigate the complexities of the legal system across England & Wales and receive the compensation that is deserved. Recent high-profile personal injury cases in the UK, […]
Corporate restructuring – can it soften the blow for cash-poor businesses?
While the cost-of-living crisis, owing to record-high inflation, interest rate rises and the subsequent increase in the cost of everyday goods puts pressure on consumer spending, British businesses are also wrestling to stay afloat. Labour shortages and supply chain issues stemming from the Covid-19 pandemic and the Ukraine war continue to heighten the scale of […]
