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Barbara Corbett is a Jersey Advocate and English Solicitor with over 20 yearsâ experience as a family lawyer. She is the Senior Partner and founder member at Corbett Le Quesne and specialises...
Several UK businesses revealed that they are considering adopting a jab or job approach. In other words, no jab means no job. Many trade unionists and government representatives have condemned...
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The market for legal case management software is overcrowded. So, how do you to know which supplier is right for you? How do you differentiate between the, ahemâĶ ânonsenseâ and the no-nonsense...
Cloud Computing Explained / Cloud for Law Firms / General Cloud Computing for UK Lawyers / Guest Articles on Cloud Computing / Law Firm Management / Legal Computing / Managing a Law Firm
Cloud computing for law firms still remains a hotly debated subject. For a practice management software provider like LawWare, the issue determines our product offerings. Sales of cloud-based solutions dominate but we...
Why am I starving? I recently spent a couple of days manning a stand at a legal training event… Itâs part of the job â and whilst there is a...
Welcome to the latest edition of Back to Basics â a Business Briefing for Lawyers. This month the focus is on Managing. Each edition of Back to Basics addresses a...
Welcome to the latest edition of Back to Basics â a Business Briefing for Lawyers. This month the focus is on Change and Change Management. What a topic to try...
Cloud Computing Explained / Cloud for Law Firms / General Cloud Computing for UK Lawyers / Guest Articles on Cloud Computing / Law Cloud News
Cloud computing is now being considered in every corner of every business. For many startups, it’s their first resort: Twitter, Foursquare and dozens of others turned first to Amazon’s cloud computing service to store and process data because it meant they didn’t have to buy servers to store anything; they would just pay for the storage and bandwidth they used. That turns computing from a capital expense into an operating expense, with direct benefits for cashflow â key for a small business.
Cloud Computing Explained / General Cloud Computing for UK Lawyers / Guest Articles on Cloud Computing
Evolving technologies and the swift development of the way they are used might leave your head spinning. But as Warren Wander explains, not only is the new IT revolution nothing...
Cloud Computing Explained / General Cloud Computing for UK Lawyers / Guest Articles on Cloud Computing
With our official LawCloud website due to launch very soon in mid-January and LawCloud itself launching officially on 2 February 2010 at Microsoft’s office in Edinburgh, we thought it may be appropriate to share a rather poetic introduction to the subject of cloud computing in the UK legal market with a focus on business continuity. This piece is shared as a guest article by Paul Humphreys, Technical Director of The Law-Writer Partnership Oxford UK. We hope you enjoy it.
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November 29, 2023
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