November 2021
How should the legal profession be regulated? Legislation is on the horizon to decide this perennial issue, but first the Scottish Government is seeking views on three possible models
The Society’s objections to reform along the lines proposed in the Roberton report
This year’s Journal IT special feature brings you some highlights from the
Law & Technology Conference, covering the value of data; getting the most from your tech spend; Open Legal
In association with LawWare: It's not just about buying a package – legal software should be designed and built around your needs
In association with Clio: Conclusions from Clio’s Legal Trends Report for 2021, just released
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- An interactive online version, hosted on the PageSuite service, which is published in HTML5 which means it works well on both iOS and Android devices; and
- A PDF file, which you can read online and download if you like to print pages.
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In this issue
- Good legal software suppliers listen to you
- The trends that will shape law firms in 2022
- Technology won't solve everything...
- Key trends in legal tech adoption for UK law firms
- The top 4 benefits of moving to a cloud solution
- Why cyber risk management is not the same as IT support
- Business growth: finding the right package
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