Collaboration has always been central to the work of SME law firms. Seldom do matters move from instruction to completion through one person, or team, alone. Fee earners, support teams, counsel, experts, clients and other external parties may all be required to contribute at different stages. Collaboration is not a new challenge for firms – but the […]
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How firms can improve document control without slowing work down
There is a long-standing assumption in many law firms that control measures, such as file permissions and review steps, make for slower processes. It is easy to understand this thinking. Modern governance can mean more checkpoints and more process. Measures designed to reduce risk can, in practice, create friction. The result is that firms often […]
What the revised PD27A means for family court bundle preparation
There has always been a practical tension in family law between preparing court bundles quickly and preparing them well. Family matters move quickly. Documents change, input is needed from multiple parties, and bundle preparation often happens under pressure. The revised Practice Direction 27A (PD27A) brings that process into sharper focus. The updates are not simply […]
From sequential handovers to structured collaboration
For decades, document review in legal practice has followed a familiar structure: a draft is prepared, circulated for feedback and revised until the document is finalised. In straightforward matters this process can work well. But as legal work grows more complex, the traditional model is increasingly under strain. Documents now move between larger internal teams, […]
Why collaboration is the next competitive advantage for legal teams
Since the pandemic, legal teams across the globe have accelerated their adoption of digital tools to manage document production processes. What was once a gradual shift towards electronic document management became an operational necessity and, ultimately, standard practice. The next performance gap in legal operations will not be defined by who can create documents fastest. […]
In conversation with Bundledocs’ new customer success manager Vicky Wood
In a Q&A for Bundledocs, Bundledocs’ chief operating officer Lisa Walsh speaks to the company’s new customer success manager Vicky Wood about her background, approach to working with customers, and plans to help law firms get the most from Bundledocs’ digital document bundling platform as the business continues to expand across the UK and internationally. […]
From court to client: building trust with smarter document bundling
Perception matters in the legal profession. Judges, opposing counsel and clients form opinions not just on what you argue, but on how you present. For law professionals, reputation rests on trust, precision and professionalism — and the way you handle sensitive information plays a significant role in how your firm is perceived. A carefully prepared, […]
How ESG demands are driving change in legal document management
Environmental, social and governance (ESG) has become one of the most talked-about themes in the legal sector. It’s not just something corporate clients ask about in tenders — it’s directly shaping operational workflows, technology investment priorities, and how firms present themselves to the market. For many firms, a practical first step is cutting down on […]
From court to client: building trust with smarter document bundling
Perception matters in the legal profession. Judges, opposing counsel and clients form opinions not just on what you argue, but on how you present. For law professionals, reputation rests on trust, precision and professionalism — and the way you handle sensitive information plays a significant role in how your firm is perceived. A carefully prepared, […]
Last-minute changes? Managing urgent changes with e-bundling technology
In the fast-paced world of law, cases rarely follow a perfectly planned schedule. Legal professionals often face last-minute filings, objections, or evidence that must be incorporated into existing documents under immense time pressure. Traditionally, manual collation and paper-based methods have left teams scrambling to make updates, risking errors that can undermine credibility in court. E-bundling […]