Modern Law Magazine Issue 65
Interview: ‘Looking to the Future’, Eric Hunter. Interview: ‘Innovation Through Collaboration’, Electra Japonas. Interview: ‘The Intersection of A.I. and Law’, Raymond Sun. A Chat With… Ethan French, Iceberg. A Chat With… Peter Ross, Report Factory Insight: ‘Embracing Technology’, Savvas Skordellis, Deloitte. Insight: ‘Can We SustAIn It?’, Mercy Chirau, Womble Bond Dickson. Insight: ‘Collaborating On a Global Level’, Claudio Palmeri, PEXA. Insight: ‘Revolutionising the Legal Landscape’, Natasha Lewis, Duncan Lewis and YAO. Editorial Board of industry experts and thought leaders Feature: ‘From Memes to Hashtags: Why Lawyers Should Be Embracing Social Media’, Charlotte Lord. Feature: ‘Technology to Drive Sales for Law Firms’, Hannah Ajikawo. Feature: ‘LegalTech, Pricing Pressure and Emerging Technologies’, Lauren Watson Private Client Awards Personal Injury Roundtable Conference: Bold Legal Summer Conference 2023 Conveyancing Forum 10 Mins With… Hannah Ford.
Interview: ‘Looking to the Future’, Eric Hunter.
Interview: ‘Innovation Through Collaboration’, Electra Japonas.
Interview: ‘The Intersection of A.I. and Law’, Raymond Sun.
A Chat With… Ethan French, Iceberg.
A Chat With… Peter Ross, Report Factory
Insight: ‘Embracing Technology’, Savvas Skordellis, Deloitte.
Insight: ‘Can We SustAIn It?’, Mercy Chirau, Womble Bond Dickson.
Insight: ‘Collaborating On a Global Level’, Claudio Palmeri, PEXA.
Insight: ‘Revolutionising the Legal Landscape’, Natasha Lewis, Duncan Lewis and YAO.
Editorial Board of industry experts and thought leaders
Feature: ‘From Memes to Hashtags: Why Lawyers Should Be Embracing Social Media’, Charlotte Lord.
Feature: ‘Technology to Drive Sales for Law Firms’, Hannah Ajikawo.
Feature: ‘LegalTech, Pricing Pressure and Emerging Technologies’, Lauren Watson
Private Client Awards
Personal Injury Roundtable
Conference: Bold Legal Summer Conference 2023
Conveyancing Forum
10 Mins With… Hannah Ford.
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EDITORIAL<br />
BOARD<br />
Bronwyn Townsend<br />
Senior Marketing Manager,<br />
InfoTrack<br />
Mark Holt<br />
COO,<br />
Frenkel Topping Group<br />
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with eCOS<br />
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More convenient onboarding, better information, improved compliance…<br />
It all starts with eCOS.<br />
Better Title Reports:<br />
The power of co-existing<br />
with technology in<br />
conveyancing<br />
The industrial revolution was named as such because of<br />
the impact it had on productivity. A change that increased<br />
output and delivery transformed how people worked. A<br />
century later, Henry Ford popularised the 40-hour work<br />
week after concluding that working longer hours resulted<br />
in minimal productivity gains beyond that point.<br />
Another 100 years on, and we’re turning to the latest<br />
advancements in technology to once again productivity hack our<br />
way to greater efficiency. But that has led to many questioning<br />
the relationship between automation and human input.<br />
As the conveyancing sector continues the adoption of<br />
technology, understanding where digitisation can best<br />
support you is essential. The relationship between humans<br />
and machines is symbiotic. Benefits arise when the value of<br />
automation is understood and used with intent. The intent<br />
being to free up conveyancers from the administrative burden<br />
typically associated with the conveyancing process.<br />
Take title reports for example – they require analysis of data<br />
from searches and other property specific information to create<br />
a detailed report for the home buyer. It’s a time-consuming<br />
process that involves both process and knowledge. And this is<br />
where technology – particularly automation – relieves some of<br />
that burden.<br />
It’s true that creating a title report is a crucial part of the<br />
conveyancing process and a skill that requires expertise. But using<br />
automation in the process saves time, without undercutting the<br />
value of your professional wisdom. How? By taking the data you<br />
already have from searches, title, and transaction information and<br />
pulling that through to populate your report, you automatically<br />
save the time of manually sifting through.<br />
Technology also has the power to flag any risks or hazards,<br />
bringing your attention to it quickly so you can review. From here,<br />
your expertise takes over and you can apply that knowledge to<br />
finetuning the information in the final report. At the end of the<br />
day, technology is there to save you time in the collation process,<br />
so you have more time to apply your expertise to finessing the<br />
final product and managing your client relationships.<br />
Celebrating and<br />
Fostering Life Changing<br />
Partnerships<br />
Supporting people in an ever-changing world is<br />
something that we at Frenkel Topping strive to do every<br />
day, and in everything we do. We are always looking<br />
for opportunities to reach more people who need our<br />
expertise, in hopes of making a better tomorrow.<br />
An exciting new opportunity has just come to fruition for us<br />
and I’m delighted to announce that Cardinal Management<br />
Limited (“Cardinal”), whom Frenkel Topping acquired in 2022,<br />
has agreed two new partnerships with major trauma centres,<br />
John Radcliffe Hospital, run by Oxford University Hospitals NHS<br />
Foundation Trust, and Alder Hey Childrens Hospital who form<br />
part of the Cheshire and Mersey Trauma Network. This takes the<br />
total number of major trauma centres to ten, including two new<br />
sites in the first half of 2023.<br />
Acquiring Cardinal enabled our group to provide a clear and<br />
direct link to claimants and their professional representatives,<br />
at the earliest stage possible after serious injury or illness.<br />
Over the last seven years the Major Trauma Signposting<br />
Partnership delivered by Cardinal, has helped more than 8,000<br />
patients at NHS Major Trauma Centres. We are pleased that<br />
Cardinal have added these Major Trauma Centre’s to that<br />
network, enabling the complex welfare support to reach a<br />
greater number of patients.<br />
We have loved overseeing is the performance of Cardinal and<br />
their continued momentum in winning new trauma centres.<br />
These new partnerships are testament to the hard work and<br />
dedication from Andrew and his team at Cardinal. With such a<br />
rigorous due diligence process, this achievement demonstrates<br />
our team’s expertise and capabilities and showcases the<br />
strength of our business. I would like to recognise the<br />
contributions made by each member involved in this success.<br />
This expansion also gives further opportunity for the Frenkel<br />
Topping Charitable Foundation to extend its Bedside Assistance<br />
Fund to the Major Trauma Team at both of these sites.<br />
Empowering the team this fund gives them the opportunity to<br />
pay for the small but vital items that can make a big difference<br />
to patients immediately after traumatic injury such as clothing,<br />
phone credit or taxi fares for loved ones.<br />
Find out more:<br />
sales@infotrack.co.uk<br />
0207 186 8090<br />
www.infotrack.co.uk<br />
The outcome is the ability to serve consistent, accurate, and<br />
reliable reports in a fraction of the time, without cutting<br />
corners. It’s important to remember that the relationship<br />
between technology and humans is not for one to replace the<br />
other, but instead to work together. Don’t be afraid to embrace<br />
the opportunities that automation presents; you might just<br />
learn to love it.<br />
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