Case study: How DAC Beachcroft streamlined its insurance claims processes
By joining with partners and following its guiding six ‘I’s principle, the firm has streamlined its insurance claims processes
Clifford Chance, Coca-Cola and the democratisation of legal technology
How three large corporations worked pro bono with third-sector organisations to give them the platforms and automation needed to save time and money
Case study: A look into India’s first legal tech incubator
Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas is paving the way for start-ups in Delhi
How Mills & Reeve pulled off a virtual vac scheme
As the pandemic took hold, the firm’s graduate recruitment team was forced to devise a creative online solution, boiling down two weeks of learning into one
How Dechert helped Airbus reach the world’s largest bribery settlement
Complex document review systems and virtual law firm structures helped bring a mammoth case to a successful conclusion
Case study: How Linklaters recruited in lockdown
Across the UK’s legal industry, junior candidates are being put through their paces in a virtual environment as Covid-19 enforces a move away from a day of face-to-face interviews and office tasks.
Case study: How PwC ventured into legal tech
An in-house solution to managing contracts with artificial intelligence came about after third-party software laid the foundations
Case study: Addleshaws’ bid to take real estate into 21st century
REVEL captures years of knowledge and masses of information to simplify everyday tasks for lawyers
Climate Emergency: How Pinsent Masons hit its sustainability targets one year early
Two of the key players describe how, by using the right consultants and clever software, the firm beat its own deadline on reducing its impact on the environment.
St John’s Buildings’ quest to automate instructions
The North West chambers linked up with insurance firm Keoghs to dramatically speed up the process of putting together briefings for barristers
Covid-19 case study: how Trinity Chambers tackled the digital challenge
The old saying goes that necessity is the mother of invention, and this has been starkly demonstrated within the legal industry over the past few weeks. ‘Necessity’ here is represented by the Covid-19 pandemic, and ‘invention’ by the rapid pace with which professionals have had to rethink the way that they operate while coping with […]
Case Study: How Osborne Clarke built a better workplace
Connected, flexible and with an encouraging collaborative working feel, Osborne Clarke’s refurbished offices are already improving productivity.