Some may think Brexit is already done because the United Kingdom (UK) has now separated from the European Union (EU), but this is a myth. In reality, Brexit and its…

Another by-product of the global pandemic is an increase in M&A activity globally resulting in C-suite professionals shifting their focus, now more than ever, to strategic divestiture and acquisition activities….

It’s official! We are more than a year into COVID and the shift to working from home. For some, this was an abrupt change and their first time working remotely. For others, the change was having everyone else working from home too and seeing clients and colleagues learn the ropes.

Legal advisors, including law firms and alternative legal services providers, all offer specialised, proactive and technology enabled Brexit assistance. We encourage companies to partner with their trusted and experienced legal advisors today in order to guide them through the yet unchartered Brexit ground. This is not a drill – Brexit is here!

Vice President of Contracts, Compliance and Commercial, Dean Nasser, shares his thoughts and insights on Brexit’s impact on UK regulation in his recent article published by Global Risk Regulator. Click here to read article.

Vice President of Litigation Services, Vince Neicho shares thoughts and insights on the legal industry and technology in his recent article published by LegalIT Insider.

As we ring in 2021, we remain optimistic that it will be a more stable year on many fronts. In 2020, we saw that even the world of contracts and…

As we attempt to clamber out of recession, the increased pressure corporate clients are under to achieve more for less, might lead to expectations that their law firms carry out what is perceived to be one of the most expensive parts of the legal process in the most efficient and cost-effective way. Unfortunately, law firms and their clients don’t always see the world in the same way

Law.com catches up with Integreon CEO Bob Rowe for its Breaking Tradition series. In this Q&A, Bob Rowe explains why the “alternative” designation doesn’t work for his company, and where legal services providers fall in the legal value chain.

The nature of litigation is such that it remains constant regardless of the economic environment. In simplistic terms, it appears that in good times litigants sue because they can – and in bad times they sue because they have to.