Changes to the legal services market: Can your firm keep up?
It won’t come as surprise to you that legal service delivery has evolved over recent years, with firms having to acclimatise fast.
Document sharing in the modern law firm
Gone are the days of lawyers having to carry heavy briefcases and large folders full of documents. Technology has enabled lawyers and their clients to share and collaborate across multiple documents with single handheld devices such as tablets or laptops.
Almost half of those searching for property do not intend to buy
Recent research has revealed that nearly half of those browsing property on the web have no intention of making a purchase.
Lawyer Checker launch new website
Lawyer Checker is delighted to announce the launch of our new website.
Why David can always beat Goliath online
We all know the story of David and Goliath, the underdog who won against the giant.
New Year, New CRM?
It’s a digital jungle out there. There are now over 5000 marketing technology companies – and growing.
Law Society release their end of year cybersecurity review
The Law Society has published an end of year review on cybersecurity, highlighting the key issues faced in 2017 as well as those to bear in mind for the year ahead.
Chief Executive and Chief Land Registrar Graham Farrant explains how HM Land Registry’s new Business Strategy sets its direction for the next five years
HM Land Registry was set up in 1862 to make conveyancing simpler, faster and cheaper, by moving from an unregistered system of ownership to full registration of land.
Launch of New conveyancing service developed for Metro Bank
A provider of an online B2B platform has announced the launch of a new conveyancing service designed specifically for Metro Bank.
Will Conveyancers accept bitcoins as payment?
Created in 2009, virtual currency Bitcoin has seen a surge over the past year – both in terms of recognition and market value.
Assistance required for mortgage advisers keen to adopt digital customer journey
New research suggests that mortgage brokers need help when it comes to delivering a digital offering for their clients.
Is Offline Marketing still an option in a Digital World?
I had a meeting the other day with a potential client who were trying to get their head around the digital age of marketing and frankly they were feeling the pressure to become part of the social media revolution.
Technology firm recruits Conveyancing Sector Director
The legal application maker inCase has recruited a highly experienced Sales and Marketing Director, Rob Hosier. Rob has been in the Conveyancing sector for over 10 years. He was the Sales and Marketing Director at a leading volume Conveyancing provider and previous to that was a Conveyancing Lawyer himself. This appointment is part of a […]
Call for Evidence: Harnessing Digital Technology
The Government’s ‘Call for Evidence’ has unsurprisingly sparked a variety of opinions being voiced across the industry.
HMLR set out five-year Business Strategy
HM Land Registry have today (29/11/17) launched their new five-year Business Strategy.
Calls for ‘robo advice’ to be utilised by mortgage advisers
Mortgage advisers are being called to embrace ‘robo advice’ to help deter possible threats to business and improve client retention.
Industrial Strategy earmarks £170 million for construction sector transformation
The Business Secretary has today announced the plan for UK’s Industrial Strategy with a focus on harnessing technological opportunity.
The true cost of marketing your firm
It’s no secret that marketing is the best way of getting your firm noticed.
Online quote tools quick to respond to SDLT change
Whilst numerous changes were widely expected in the run-up to the Autumn Budget, stamp duty (SDLT) seemed to be the topic generating the most interest.
Why relying on referrals could mean you’re missing an opportunity
Imagine if you could boost client enquiries without having to rely on referrals. Rather than depending on someone else putting a good word in, clients would just naturally choose the services you offer, without the input of a third party.