LegalEx Virtual 2020 on demand

The SRA is changing the way it regulates to give you more opportunities to work flexibly and offer legal services in different ways. This session will cover the options to work as a freelance solicito ...

The SRA has seen an increase in the number of solicitors becoming involved in dubious investment schemes. Although it is a minority, the damage to clients and the reputation of the profession is large ...

A most exciting and rewarding profit centre with longevity, an almost infinite marketplace and absence of limitation difficulties; 3 separate legal models, all inter-related, focussed on the lending i ...

As marketing technology continues to change and evolve at an unforeseen pace, the goals of any good marketing team in any industry remain pretty consistent - generating qualified demand to fuel the re ...

The vast majority (98%) of all law firms are small or medium sized firms. How can they ensure success also in the future - when they don't have similar resources like the largest providers? In the sem ...

More than 90% of solicitors believe their clients value them for their efficiency, with two thirds citing probate as a significant part of their revenue. While the most significant challenges in proba ...

In this seminar, Tom will share hints and tips about Cyber Security prevention for law firms. The session will provide practical takeaways that will help support people, processes and technology in yo ...

In this value packed seminar, we will be focusing on the business side. Adopting best practice, the need to review your annual Business Plan on a regular basis, one which gets to the heart and soul of ...

Join this session featuring Sarah Khan-Bashir MBE, Managing Partner at SKB Law, an award-winning boutique family law firm with offices in Bradford and London. Sarah will take us through some challengi ...

For legal firms, the current climate presents a unique opportunity to take stock of how they find new business. If they have previously resisted going digital in favour of high street visits or referr ...