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Wilson Solicitors LLP choose P4W as their practice and case management solution

10th August 2020 – Tikit, an Advanced company, today announced that Wilson Solicitors LLP have chosen P4W as their practice and case management solution. Wilson Solicitors are based in Tottenham, London and specialise in Civil Legal Aid; specifically, Immigration, Family, & Public Law. The 100-user firm have been an existing Advanced client for over 20 […]

BCLMA Topics magazine: Why Small to Mid-sized Firms are Approaching a Critical Crossroads in Legal Tech

Is there a lot going on at your firm? Are there daily and hourly decisions to be made? You make them, of course. Every so often, there’s probably a gnawing, underlying feeling that it might not hurt if the firm was to improve its long-term strategic planning. But, you mostly park those feelings, because day […]

Elmhirst Parker Solicitors select P4W

22nd July 2020 – Advanced has today announced that Yorkshire-based Elmhirst Parker Solicitors have selected their practice and case management solution; Partner for Windows (P4W). P4W, already used by over 600 legal firms across the UK, is the flagship system of Tikit, the global legal, accounting and professional services software business, acquired by Advanced in March. Elmhirst […]

Morrish Solicitors commits to Advanced for digital-first practice and case management

Yorkshire-based law firm becomes Advanced’s first P4W customer since acquisition of Tikit 18th June 2020 – Advanced has signed a new deal with Morrish Solicitors LLP which will see the Yorkshire-based law firm implement Tikit Partner for Windows (P4W) to handle its practice and case management as well as Tikit Connect for its […]

Blog: Stretching client loyalty

Achieving a degree of client loyalty generally isn’t something that happens overnight. Normally it’s the culmination of lots of positive activity over a period of time, or perhaps a particularly successful outcome under challenging conditions. However you get there, client loyalty guarantees you at the very least the client’s consideration for future requirements. It’s not […]

Electronic Evolution

It’s no surprise that the conveyancing process is becoming increasingly digitalised. The changing dynamic of homebuyers has resulted in a higher demand for more modern processes. So where can we expect conveyancing to go in the future? And what does it take to be a successful conveyancer in the new digital era? There’s already a […]

TLOMA Today: Virtual is the new reality – How Coronavirus is making the term “Remote Worker” obsolete

They say that necessity is the mother of invention. Perhaps necessity is also the mother of transition? Because undoubtedly, over the past few turbulent weeks, many hundreds of thousands of professional services personnel have transitioned, virtually overnight, and entirely out of necessity, to the status of “home worker”. In this article for TLOMA Today, Tikit’s […]

Tikit announces partnership with Orchard Rock and The CS Partnership.

London, 3rd June 2020 – Tikit, a global provider of technology solutions to the legal and professional sector, today announced a partnership with Orchard Rock and The CS Partnership. Property Focus, developed by Orchard Rock and The CS Partnership, is an intuitive, data driven case management solution with complete conveyancing workflows. The workflows are completely […]

Blog: Somebody that I used to know…

Over that past 5 years I have engaged with at least 5 legal practices for a number of different requirements. I didn’t particularly plan it that way, generally I try and maintain a great working relationship with just the one service provider – my thinking being that it promotes a deeper understanding of us, our […]

Blog: The new normal?

As I write this there is an emerging sense of movement towards an eventual release from lockdown restrictions. News updates from around the world detail gradual and tentative steps towards what is being described at the “New Normal”. The underlying message is that things won’t be the same as before, at least for the foreseeable […]