PracticeEvolve, a leading provider of legal practice management solutions, is excited to announce the launch of an insightful new webinar series designed specifically for the legal market. This series will feature some of the industry’s top experts, beginning with Amy Bell from Teal Compliance. The series aims to address real-life challenges faced by law firms, providing actionable insights that go beyond mere compliance.
The inaugural webinar series will consist of three comprehensive sessions led by Amy Bell, a recognised authority on legal compliance. The topics covered will include:
Each session is crafted to help law firms navigate the complexities of compliance and economic crime while preparing for future challenges in the legal landscape. Amy Bell, Director at Teal Compliance, states:
“I’m thrilled to partner with PracticeEvolve to bring these crucial topics to the forefront. Our goal is to provide law firms with practical guidance that goes beyond compliance, helping them to proactively address the evolving risks and opportunities in today’s legal environment.”
Adam Bullion, General Manager of Marketing at PracticeEvolve, also expressed his excitement for the series. “We are committed to supporting law firms with innovative solutions and expert knowledge. Partnering with Amy Bell allows us to deliver high-quality content that is both relevant and impactful. This webinar series is a testament to our dedication to empowering legal professionals with the tools and insights they need to succeed.”
The first webinar, “AML Update,” will kick off on 17th July at 10am BST. Legal professionals are encouraged to register early to secure their spot and gain valuable insights from one of the foremost experts in the field.
For more information and to register for the webinars, please visit https://www.practiceevolve.com/intel-series-amy-bell/
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