GDPR: Prevention better than cure
The TalkTalk fine is a timely reminder that data protection compliance is mandatory, not optional, says James Castro-Edwards
8 September 2017
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Knowledge management
Data protection, client information, and subject access requests
Jonathan Swift QC considers the lines of defence available to firms faced with a subject access request, and whether they should be treated as data controllers at all
22 May 2017
Smaller firms lagging behind on technological innovation
Only 2 per cent of small firms have automated paralegal work
26 January 2017
An evolving process
Jim Hassett looks at lessons learned in legal project management, and provides examples of successes and failures
1 February 2016
Lawyers to get contract robots and virtual assistants
Kim and ACE use artificial intelligence to revolutionise legal services
11 December 2015
Weaving KM into the strategic fabric of today’s law firm: Five keys to success
By Jennifer P. Keller, President & Chief Operating Officer at Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC
3 December 2015
The cultural dimensions of leveraging institutional knowledge
By Andrew Hedley, Director, Hedley Consulting
3 December 2015
Law firms are at a new frontier: Replacing hunches with metrics and know-how
By Kevin Klein, Program Director, ARK Group
3 December 2015
'Knowledge Management in the Legal Profession': Tracking the progress of KM for 11 years
By Emma Reitano, Commissioning Editor, Managing Partner Books
3 December 2015
Cybercrime targets: The biggest cybersecurity weaknesses in law firms
Many UK law firms are failing to tackle their greatest risks to cybercrime, a Managing Partner survey has found. Manju Manglani reveals the biggest cybersecurity weaknesses
26 November 2015
