UKLTA expands executive board
The UK legal technology association (UKLTA) is pleased to introduce four new executive board members, bringing a wealth of skills and experience to help shape the future of the association. UKLTA has appointed four new Executive Board members to reflect the expanding membership of the Association. The four new Board members are Andy Clarke from […]
LawCare extends online chat service
Legal mental health charity LawCare has extended its online chat service for legal professionals from one to four days a week from Tuesday 10th May. The charity, which offers free, confidential, emotional support to anyone working in the law, has been operating a helpline and peer support programme since 1997 and has supported over 10,000 […]
Six ways the probate process is not fit for purpose – as told by legal professionals
From unknown assets and hefty fees, to delays from third parties that lead to lengthy case timescales, the probate/confirmation process is far from simple. This is why, in 2021, 52% of legal professionals felt their firm could handle probate more efficiently. Exizent’s annual Bereavement Index last year demonstrated ways in which the process is not […]
Legal services not included in latest Russia sanctions
The new sanctions on Russia announced by Foreign Secretary Liz Truss on 4th May do not cover the legal sector’s exportation of services to Russia. The new sanctions aim to “cut off Russia’s access to the UK’s management consulting, accounting and PR services”. Truss said: “Doing business with Putin’s regime is morally bankrupt and helps […]
