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Dm CASE STUDY: CLAIRE DAVIES, ADVOCATE<br />

A good advocate for digitisation<br />

One leading Jersey legal practice is<br />

driving document innovation and<br />

responding to the local court<br />

requirements for electronic<br />

bundling<br />

Respected Jersey-based specialist<br />

family law practice Claire Davies,<br />

Advocate has chosen electronic<br />

document bundling software from leading<br />

legal software innovator Zylpha. The move<br />

has proven extremely timely as the island's<br />

Royal Court (Family division) is now actively<br />

encouraging the use of electronic legal<br />

document bundles for all hearings. Ideally<br />

suited to the Court's demands, Zylpha is<br />

winning many friends and gaining huge<br />

interest amongst other local practices.<br />

As a leading family practice Claire Davies,<br />

Advocate is committed to providing a firstclass<br />

service. By utilising Zylpha, it has been<br />

able to produce electronic document<br />

bundles in a fraction of the time it would<br />

take to produce them manually, whilst also<br />

making considerable saving across<br />

stationery, photocopying, physical storage<br />

and the use of couriers.<br />

Clients too have expressed satisfaction<br />

with the enhanced service levels available.<br />

By being ready to capitalise on the<br />

acceptance of digital files by the Jersey<br />

family court, Claire Davies, Advocate has<br />

been able to hit the ground running from<br />

day one with high-quality professional<br />

electronic bundles.<br />

According to Claire Davies herself, the<br />

move reflects a significant commitment to<br />

both innovation and customer service. In<br />

her view, "The decision to go with Zylpha is<br />

part of a broader programme of adopting<br />

"NOW THAT THE JERSEY FAMILY COURTS ARE DICTATING THAT FIRMS USE<br />

ELECTRONIC BUNDLING, COMPLEX LEGAL DOCUMENT BUNDLES CAN BE<br />

PRODUCED IN A FRACTION OF THE TIME IT TOOK PREVIOUSLY WITH<br />

MANUAL SYSTEMS, IN SOME CASES SAVING DAYS OF WORK. USING<br />

ZYLPHA ALSO INCLUDES ALL THE SET-UP AND PRACTICES FOR PRODUCING<br />

BUNDLES WHILST WORKING FROM HOME WITHOUT DISRUPTION. THIS IS<br />

ALL A MAJOR LEAP FORWARD."<br />

innovation aimed at driving client service<br />

levels. Despite exploring a number of<br />

different digital document management<br />

solutions, Zylpha was the only document<br />

bundling system that offered the robust<br />

service levels required here."<br />

She went on: "Now that the Jersey family<br />

courts are dictating that firms use<br />

electronic bundling, complex legal<br />

document bundles can be produced in a<br />

fraction of the time it took previously with<br />

manual systems, in some cases saving days<br />

of work. Using Zylpha also includes all the<br />

set-up and practices for producing bundles<br />

whilst working from home without<br />

disruption. This is all a major leap<br />

forward... and the courts themselves are<br />

highlighting to others that what we are<br />

doing with Zylpha is good practice!"<br />

For his part, Zylpha's CEO Tim Long<br />

welcomed Claire Davies' comments<br />

adding, "Claire Davies, Advocate is one of<br />

the leading family legal practices in Jersey,<br />

and their commitment to driving<br />

innovation is being recognised as a huge<br />

credit to the community. We are delighted<br />

therefore that having chosen Zylpha the<br />

practice is now supported by an<br />

appreciative local court system. We look<br />

forward to hearing of their excellent work<br />

in Channel Islands and of the role Zylpha<br />

has played there."<br />

More info: www.zylpha.com<br />

34 @<strong>DM</strong>MagAndAwards <strong>May</strong>/<strong>Jun</strong>e <strong>2020</strong> www.document-manager.com

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