Law Society publishes practice note on cloud computing
The Law Society has published a practice note on the use of cloud computing services in law firms. The guidance is responding to the increasing use of cloud storage as an alternative to traditional IT provision and the associated security risks involved. Cloud computing is computing as a service and means a third party owns […]
PSG supports Association of Women in Property in the North West
PSG offices in Manchester, Oldham and Ashton-Under-Lyne have come together to sponsor the event which is to be held at The Midland Hotel in Manchester on Friday 9th May. Joanne Holt, Director of PSG Ashton said “We are absolutely delighted to be able to support our local branch of WiP, they provide an excellent platform […]
More to come as Moneypenny has its busiest new client month ever
For telephone answering specialist Moneypenny, March 2014 has proved to be its busiest month ever in terms of new clients taking up the service. The number relates to new clients across the business; however Moneypenny’s legal sector continues to be the largest in the company, accounting for the highest call volume by sector each month, […]
Podcast – The impact of environmental liabilities
Begonia Filgueira discusses with Professor Lee a recent deal which consisted in the refinancing of a number of sites where environmental liabilities, specifically contaminated land, were a very large concern for all parties to the transaction. The podcast discusses how environmental reports can come alive years later for lawyers and the consultant, the importance of […]