By Dave Wilson, founder and managing director of Tiger Eye Lawyers often work in high pressure environments, dealing with highly sensitive data and frequently complex cases. Working from home, there
By Jonny Watkinson, Head of Legal Services UK&I, NetMotion Working from home (WFH) has been the norm for many of us in 2020. According to a survey conducted for CCS
By Doug Hargrove, managing director of legal at Advanced The legal system has now introduced a number of emergency measures to keep the courts operational during the pandemic. It’s a
Move over e-billing, a new breed of spend management tools are enabling law departments to advance from merely asking, “How much are we spending?” to “Why are we spending that
Richard Susskind may have a crystal ball, legally speaking. In 2019 he published a book called Online Courts and the Future of Justice; the prophecies of which have been debated and
While the move to mass home working started as a necessary temporary lockdown measure, many law firms are now are planning to make flexible work arrangements a permanent feature of
Steve Whiter (Appurity director) and Jonny Watkinson (Enterprise Sales Manager UK&I at NetMotion Software) tell us what law firm priorities will be in 2021. NetMotion recently conducted a survey via
By Vince Neicho, president of legal services at Integreon Traditionally tech-averse lawyers are now wholeheartedly embracing technology, but there is a danger of moving from one extreme to the other
