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LPM Frontiers 2026

The leading annual picture of SME law firms' changing strategic priorities

LPM INSIGHTS

Why better connected systems are now a strategic imperative

Mike Hinchliffe | Managing director, EMEA, Tessaract | 23 June 2026
One of the most revealing findings from the LPM Frontiers 2026 report is not about which technologies firms are investing in, but how well those technologies actually work together. Beneath the surface of digital transformation sits an equally fundamental challenge. Integration Fewer than 10% of firms report being fully satisfied with the integration of their […]
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Time to take control of your firm’s documents

LPM | NETDOCUMENTS | 2 July 2025
A deep-dive LPM strategy-level conversation, and community Q&A, with: Andrew Wingfield, director of innovation and operations, Farringford Legal Michael Owen Hill, director of product marketing, NetDocuments Chaired by: Rupert Collins-White, co-CEO, LPM, Burlington Media Group Bringing the management of your most important work product all together under one roof is a journey of improvement for any […]
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RESEARCH AND SPECIAL REPORTS

Cloud special: Systems set to soar?

What does a cloud-first strategy really mean for SME law firms, and how can they leverage the changes involved for long-term success?

LPM Risk 2025

How are leaders maintaining focus on developing the agility and scalability they need to sustain growth ambitions — while staying alert to the myriad factors threatening to blow them off course? Which macro and management risks loom largest in 2025, and how are they looking to mitigate them?