In this edition:
- Experts from ELM Legal Services, Punter Southall Law, and Latitude Law explore the state of cybersecurity in the SME law firm market — and outline what else firms need to do to stay secure and compliant
- Gorvins Residential’s head of remortgage department Chris Walker weighs in on how law firms can deliver excellent service in an era when clients increasingly expect a faster delivery
- Rhicha Kapila, partner and chief operating officer at Bolt Burdon Kemp, highlights why the government’s latest changes to the level 7 apprenticeship funding could have a lasting impact on firms’ future recruitment plans
- ESSEC Business School professor Bamdad Shams outlines how SME law firms can leverage AI technologies while staying compliant with upcoming regulations
Plus:
- Access Legal explains how an AI-enabled case management system can help legal teams shift from admin-heavy work to delivering strategic value
- Miller weighs in on how firms can build a healthy risk and compliance culture
- GA Solicitors’ IT and facilities director shares how its partnership with Zivver is supporting email security compliance and powering its productivity
- Primas Law’s managing partner talks about how the firm is gaining a competitive edge with genAI technology using Thomson Reuters’ CoCounsel
- TA Triumph-Adler outlines the three key requirements to strengthening cybersecurity: awareness, automation, and document management
- Iomart showcases how its partnership with Bindmans has helped the law firm ensure long-term resilience, security and productivity