Matthew Newton

Renowned Westminster solicitors Lee Bolton Monier Williams (LBMW) and leading legal cloud provider Oosha have completed the first phase of their new

Shropshire-based law firm implements new IT solution with advanced user support.

Clarkson Wright & Jakes is a Kent-based law practice that has been delivering a range of legal services since the business was founded in 1875. Fast

This autumn’s top transfer story! Becky Marandola has put pen to paper on a new deal that means she has joined Oosha as our first Head of Talent &

At the beginning of the month, we played host to the Birmingham Law Society’s very first Legal Tech Virtual Forum. Delivered as part of the

Law firms face daily pressures in dealing with detailed documentation that must not only be in the correct formats, but that also must be fully

On July 28th, the 2020 annual Channel Futures MSP 501 rankings placed us in the top 100 IT Managed Service Providers (MSPs) globally.

Before the pandemic, increasing numbers of legal and accounting firms were adopting more flexible working practices. But when the UK Government

Every business in virtually every industry you can think of has had its world turned upside down by the Covid-19 pandemic. And as the lockdown has

After reacting to the initial outbreak of COVID-19, many legal and accounting firms are now beginning to plan for the next phase in their response -

Legal practices are relaxing their traditional caution to take advantage of the numerous benefits of remote working. Benefits that can easily be

COVID-19 is putting business continuity under the microscope. While vaccine-seeking scientists remain confined to labs, many businesses are asking

In the past, there has been some resistance within law firms to using cloud IT solutions. But that is now eroding as more and more firms realise the

The move to the cloud has been going on for years in the accountancy sector, fuelled by the popularity of systems like Xero and QuickBooks. As well

Technology has always played a big part in the accountancy sector. And new technologies can often prove hugely beneficial in terms of updating and

Technology has been a key growth driver for law firms over the last few years. Faced with tighter budgets and more competition, firms are

Mid-size law firms are being squeezed -  smaller, more agile practices are able to respond to new ways of working quickly, whilst large, enterprise

In legal circles, much of the debate around the so-called “gig economy”, has focused on the legalities surrounding it - with high profile cases

VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure) is a fully formed Windows 10 desktop delivered directly to an end user via the cloud. To date, it has been a

The phrase “legal innovation” has become a bit of a buzzword amongst law firms. And there’s a good reason for it. An SRA Survey found that 40% of

In the typical law or accountancy firm, it’s always the partners who are looked upon to spearhead change and keep the practice moving forward with

Improving tech provision is a huge issue for law firms. A recent PWC survey showed that all the top 10 law firms rated technology as a challenge to

Law firms have worked the same way for generations. But knowledge of the law as a standalone attribute these days just isn’t enough. Over the last

As Oosha continues to grow, a key role has been filled as we welcome Paul Hendry as Head of Transition. To better support our clients, Oosha has seen

There is an IT bottleneck occurring in the legal sector currently. Ahead of the approaching Microsoft end-of-life date, firms are trying to migrate

"Cybercrime is a near-constant threat to law firms." This is something we are now all far too used to hearing. But it is true, and because of this

Multi-site firm, mfg Solicitors chooses Oosha to manage their user IT queries Top 200 law firm, mfg Solicitors, has chosen Oosha to provide first and

Kent-based law firm chooses Oosha to support their IT. As of January 2019, Oosha has supported Clarkson Wright & Jakes in their move to a hosted

As with all products, there will come a point when the manufacturers decide no more. The point when they no longer support or make further releases

One of the most frequent conversations we've been having with legal sector IT Managers recently is how will the desktop evolve over the coming years?

By now, it’s unlikely that the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has skipped your attention. And if your firm handles personal data, May

With the General Data Protection Regulation now less than a year away most firms are beyond needing to understand the regulation. However some are

With technology playing such a fundamental role in today’s professional service industry, you can’t afford to experience significant IT downtime,

There's been an explosion in the demand for privately owned, EU-based data centres in the last year, causing alarm amoungst cloud providers who

Are you on Twitter? The social media site is the latest in a string of high profile password breaches, leaving its 320 million users vulnerable to