Our Webinars

Join us at our upcoming webinar, where we'll be joined by two legal tech experts in James Hood, Head of IT at Lupton Fawcett and David Jackson, Chief Technology Officer at Stepien Lake, to discuss how they think legal tech strategies will evolve in 2022.

The move to web-based practice and case management software has long been an ambition for many in the legal sector – but it does come with several IT management challenges that need to be considered.

The remote working experience in many law firms has been cumbersome and fragmented. In this webinar, we explored how you can optimise it.

We were joined by three legal tech experts to discuss the strategies that will help IT teams move from enablement to optimisation in 2021.

In this webinar, we explore the key factors to successful business development in law firms - from strategy, to process, to technology, and much more. 

Digital transformation can often feel unattainable in mid-size firms. How can they embrace it without enterprise-level applications and resources?

The legal landscape is shifting dramatically, and the focus of this guest webinar was to explore how law firms can revise current strategies and reimagine their future.

Low levels of data literacy are holding teams back, so this webinar explores applicable ways in which data can be utilised to ensure consistent growth and transformation.

In this guest webinar, experts look at how firms can reset and adapt to new client and operational realities.

During this webinar, we review the trajectory of the pandemic and enable you to think about how you are showing up as a leader.

This guest webinar focuses on how to deal with the new risks law firms are facing as a result of COVID-19.

Many law firms are having to adapt to enable remote working, and this webinar addresses many of the questions legal IT teams are now asking.

Teams enables remote working, without the remote thinking. This webinar will help keep your team talking whilst they're working remotely.

Firms are adapting to align with new accountability obligations and stronger rights and restrictions on international data flows. 

With one year until the new regulations come into force, there needs to be action made to adapt and enforce new ways of working, inline with GDPR. 

Lost, stolen or hacked mobile devices that aren’t properly secured may not only lead to confidential data getting into the wrong hands - from May 2018 this could expose your firm to a breach of GDPR regulations too.

Cyber criminals are adapting and getting stronger in the current climate. So, businesses should be becoming increasingly aware of the threats that they face, and how to make your information more secure.