We’re Continuing Our Collaborations with Middleton MEP
We are thrilled to progress our partnership with Middleton, combining our expertise Middleton-Taborns, a dedicated arm focused on Construction and Engineering Expert Witness services within Taborns.
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How to Optimise Time Tracking in Your Law Firm
Optimising time tracking increases firm profitability and reduces administrative burdens. With these advanced features, you can capture more billable hours, improve accuracy, and enhance efficiency.
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The Role of AI in E-Discovery: Transforming Legal Technology
Traditional methods of document review can be time-consuming, costly, and prone to human error, but AI-powered tools are offering innovative solutions to enhance efficiency and accuracy. Recently, several developments have highlighted how AI is reshaping the e-discovery landscape.
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What is Legal Concierge Outsourcing?
Legal Concierge Outsourcing (LCO) has emerged as a pivotal solution for businesses, high net worth individuals, family offices, and professional service providers seeking specialised legal services and related products.
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Big Law’s Reluctance Toward Contingency Fees: A Shift in Risk and Reward
As the legal landscape continues to evolve, we may see more large firms experimenting with alternative fee structures to meet the changing demands of the market.
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Celebrating the Launch of the Caribbean Construction Arbitration Panel
I was recently invited to speak, with MiddletonCDR, and as part of the Middleton-Taborns Expert Witness unit, on a panel celebrating the official launch of the Caribbean Construction Arbitration Panel at the BVI International Arbitration Centre (BVI IAC).
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European Law Institute Recommends Balanced Regulation for Litigation Funding
In a new report, the European Law Institute (ELI) has advocated for a “light-touch” regulatory approach to litigation funding, warning that overly prescriptive rules could hinder access to justice.
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Will cash constraints stall progress?
According to the Wolters Kluwer ‘Future Ready Lawyer’ survey, 76% of law firms prioritise legal technology as a key driver for future readiness.
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Navigating legal spend reductions: Insights from in-house lawyers
In-house legal departments are bracing for significant adjustments in their spending amidst the fallout of the global pandemic, according to a recent survey conducted by RollOnFriday.
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75% of in-house lawyers outsourcing work
In today’s legal landscape, efficiency and cost-effectiveness are paramount for in-house legal departments striving to meet growing work volumes while managing budget constraints.
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Maximising Law firm valuation: Integrating brand value
Calculating the value of a law firm involves more than just traditional financial metrics.
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Financial innovation will be driven by Law firms
Recent research from PwC reveals a significant shift in priorities among law firms, emphasising the adoption of financial innovation to enhance client service and operational efficiency.
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Embracing technological disruption: Enhancing legal operations post-pandemic
The Covid-19 pandemic has catalysed a seismic shift in the legal industry, compelling law firms to embrace innovation and technological disruption to adapt to the new normal.
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Litigation funding evolution has only just begun
In the dynamic landscape of litigation funding, advancements continue to shape the industry’s trajectory.
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In-house legal operations & procurement roles are changing
The recent Reuters article ‘The Changing Role of in-house legal operations and procurement professionals’ emphasises the crucial impact of legal operations and procurement professionals on reshaping the legal landscape.
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The Legal industry is ignoring the digital gap
In today’s digital age, the gap between law firms and their clients is becoming increasingly apparent.
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The evolution of litigation funding: Past, present, and future
The evolution of litigation funding reflects a dynamic process of adaptation and growth, with past achievements laying the foundation for present developments and future innovations.
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Online international mediations rise
At Taborns, we remain at the forefront of these transformative changes in dispute resolution.
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In-house teams could send less work externally
By staying ahead of industry trends and fostering collaborative partnerships, we empower businesses to achieve their legal objectives effectively and efficiently.
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Researching into settling disputes away from court
Enhancing accessibility, efficiency, and reducing adversarial conflicts in resolving civil, family, and administrative disputes is transforming dispute resolution.
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The evolution of class action lawsuits
Class action lawsuits have faced criticism for their association with an ambulance-chasing legal culture and the enrichment of lawyers. However, perceptions have started to shift.
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Big Law firms failing to adopt tech
A recent report from legal industry advisers highlights a significant challenge facing the largest law firms in the UK and beyond – Tech.
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Litigation needs better regulation
Litigation funding, where third parties finance legal claims in exchange for a share of the proceeds, has become a significant industry in the UK, now valued at £2 billion.
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Compliance with transparency rules
Nearly one in ten chambers have admitted to failing to comply with the Bar Standards Board’s service and price transparency rules.
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Firms promising jobs before law school
In a new diversity push, two US based law firms have offered jobs to students with the promise that they will have tuition, living expenses, mentoring and a full time job on graduation.
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Campaign to offer unbundled services continues
As we offer an unbundled service whereby a client could go to a solicitor for a service, and the solicitor recommends a non-legal step before taking the case further and formally advising, we find this an interesting development.
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