Bridging the gap between software and solutions

Read how Ellis Jones chose to partner with PracticeEvolve to deliver modern software and a service to empower users within the firm to make optimal use of their technology.

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Ellis Jones are a leading independent law firm based in the South of England. With over 180 users across 6 offices around Bournemouth and London, the firm provide a full range of legal services. Having been with their previous software provider for many years, Ellis Jones wanted to further streamline their processes, whilst assisting administration. Their need for a solution to offer ease of use, while improving connectivity between users and software led them to the PracticeEvolve suite.

Leading up to 2020, the firm recognised their disparate systems were leading to time-consuming manual processes which were inefficient and costly to the business. The firm identified the need to streamline processes and reduce administrative tasks in order to free up lawyer’s time to be better spent servicing clients.

Nigel Smith, Managing Partner comments, “We required features that would support our efforts in streamlining our processes and assist with administration. In turn, this would afford our team more time to focus on what’s important to us, namely providing an excellent service to our clients.”

 

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