READ THE FULL WHITEPAPER HERELaw firms have, to some degree, been adopting cloud-based technologies over the years as their business needs changed. They’ve migrated software, email and other key servers from on-premise to the cloud, and are now reaping the rewards of improved functionality, efficiency and user-experiences.
New solutions are removing barriers that once caused frustration to fee-earners, enabling them to work more effectively, while providing the flexibility to work from anywhere – which was critical during the pandemic.
Now the conversation has shifted. Firms are adopting cloud technologies at an ever-increasing pace, bringing their legal and office software together on virtual desktops with a single sign-on.
Train your own, grow your firm: the business case for the SQE in SME law firms Case Study
For many of the SME law firms we work with, this autumn is the first time they will support trainees through the SQE. The concerns we hear are consistent — firms don’t feel they know enough about the SQE, most don’t have a learning and development team and partners are already stretched. Those concerns are […]
Ready for growth? The questions every law firm should be asking
New research from Osprey Approach and Legal News Wales reveals an ambitious legal sector facing some familiar — and some less expected — challenges. But what can SME law firms learn from the findings? The Welsh Legal Sector Transformation Report 2026 draws on the views of more than 50 law firms and in-house legal teams across Wales. […]
