: Key Takeaways: Embracing Tech Disruption: Barings Law Nominated for Top Tech Award A Step Towards Innovation: Barings Law’s Recognition in Tech Excellence Manchester-based law firm Barings Law has been named a finalist in the prestigious British Insurance Technology Awards. The firm’s innovative use of technology to enhance legal services and drive efficiency has earned it a spot among industry leaders reshaping the legal landscape. Spotlight on Tech Excellence: ‘Best Use of Technology’ Nomination Leveraging Zoho CRM: Transforming Legal Operations Barings Law’s strategic adoption of Zoho CRM has revolutionized its operations, leading to faster case resolutions, improved client satisfaction, and significant The post Legal Disruption: Manchester Law Firm Nominated for Cutting-Edge Tech Award! appeared first on Business Today
: Key Takeaways: Armalytix: A Driving Force in Property Transactions In a groundbreaking development, Armalytix, the leading UK-based data intelligence firm specializing in source of funds and affordability checks, has emerged as the driving force behind legal firms responsible for 1 in 8 residential property transactions conducted in England and Wales. Within just two years since its market introduction, Armalytix’s technology has rapidly evolved into the foremost provider for legal firms engaged in property transactions. A Year of Success: Recognitions and Uptake Following a successful 2023 marked by nominations for Modern Law and the British Conveyancing Awards, Armalytix has witnessed a The post Revealed: The Secret Behind 1 in 8 Property Transactions in England and Wales! appeared first on Business Today
: Advances in medical technology as well as changing individual and societal perceptions of death and dying mean that death, as an event, and dying, as a process, have fundamentally changed. In addition, we know that the process of dying and death, at least in a healthcare context, is different based on where it happens, to whom it happens, and why it happens. We know that the process remains heavily medicalised, with calls to understand dying and death more relationally, culturally, socially, and philosophically. There is a great benefit in disciplines working together to promote cross-jurisdictional perspectives and methodologies, and to prioritise interdisciplinary thinking and research on end-of-life issues, for the benefit of society, the individual, healthcare professionals, and healthcare itself. Our contribution to this special issue on end-of-life for the Journal de Droit de la Santé et de l’Assurance Maladie serves a small part in this bigger goal for an interdisciplinary approach to end-of-life disc[...]