Scaling up support, with Town Legal and CTS

Read how Town Legal worked with CTS to move from a shared desktop to a laptop-centric model in order to increase agility and flexibility.

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As the contract with their incumbent came to an end, after being with them since their conception in 2016, Town Legal reviewed their business objectives and began to reassess what they required – and expected – from a Managed Service Provider.

Having grown from six to fifty employees in just five years, the firm recognised a need to implement a new desktop solution that provided them with increased mobility and flexibility, enabling their fee earners to work more efficiently, no matter the time or location, to provide a superior service to their clients.

Town Legal took the strategic decision to partner with a legal sector specialist who had the knowledge and expertise to fully support their business objectives of continued growth and improved user experience.

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