Legal Technology Journal

Stuart Bush, IT director at Carey Olsen, steers the development of IT systems that support a dynamic and growing practice and help maintain the firm’s leading position in the competitive offshore marketplace.

When Halliwells relocated its headquarters, it took the opportunity to create a connected, ‘follow-me’ environment that is meeting with great applaud.

E-disclosure is dramatically enhancing the way lawyers review and analyse potential evidence. A litigation support specialist at Allen & Overy shares her experience.

Mike Burton discusses how Cripps Harries Hall is harnessing leading-edge technology to enhance close collaboration with clients and peers as well as underpinning the firm’s client-focused approach.

Davenport Lyons’ IT director outlines the rationale and the methodology for creating a bespoke system for streamlining matter inception and client due diligence processes that ensures compliance and drives productivity.

Taking over last year’s IT Team of the Year, was a daunting task. Brodies’ new IT director highlights the challenges and triumphs of his first six months and outlines his plans for the future.

Innovative enhancements to Interwoven's document management system have proved vital in helping Bond Pearce overcome the barriers to matter centric collaboration between all of its offices.

Shoosmiths’ IS director explains how he has addressed the ongoing IT needs of his clients and why he took the rare decision to sign up his entire team to complete the ITIL qualification.