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Hubbard One signs up two new law firms
Hubbard One has signed up two major regional law firms as new clients - Dickinson Dees and Flint Bishop LLP.
Dickinson Dees chose Hubbard One to revamp their entire web presence and to help devise a clear client interaction strategy. The project includes a new look and feel for the website, new content and a cutting edge Web 2.0 platform. Andrew Marshall, marketing communications manager at Dickinson Dees, said: "This is about more than just a new website for us. Hubbard One has helped us use this as the catalyst for a wider rebranding project, with our website being the blueprint for communications. The team at Hubbard One has been inspirational during the initial creative planning sessions and we feel this project is the driver we needed to propel our brand forward."
Marshall says the project has allowed the firm to think more holistically about its approach to client marketing and business development. "With our new website utilising Web 2.0 technology, we have lots of exciting plans on the digital front too and we are looking forward to being able to interact with our clients with more online content in the form of videos, blogs and other interactive platforms." Hubbard One will kick off the Dickinson Dees web project in the next few weeks and the firm is aiming for a late summer launch.
Over at Flint Bishop LLP, the firm is implementing Hubbard One’s best of breed Client Relationship Management (CRM) solution: Contact Manager Communicator. Carl Weston, head of marketing at Flint Bishop, said: "The firm is aware of the importance of an efficient firm-wide approach to managing our information assets and relationships. This will enable us to be more proactive and targeted by creating marketing initiatives for existing and prospective clients, with a solid bank of knowledge at our fingertips to back up our strategy." (According to the Insider 250 Chart, Flint Bishop previously ran the old Elite Apex CRM system.)
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Henmans looking for a Solcase developer
Here's the latest job to go up on the LegalTechnology.com jobsboard...SolCase DeveloperHenmans LLP, Oxford, Salary negotiable, 12 month contractSolcase developer required for 12 month contract (with possible further extension). To take responsibility for day to day maintenance of a wide range of case types. Must have sound knowledge of Solcase and be able to hit the ground running. Any experience of SOS would be desirable but not essential. For further information please contact Colin Paice at colin.paice@henmansllp.co.uk NO AGENCIES
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Intralinks cup sees Clifford Chance miss out to Grant Thornton
 Last Friday evening saw the IntraLinks Advisor Cup 2010 – a 5-aside football tournament organised by virtual dealroom specialists IntraLinks for members of the banking and legal community. A total of 16 teams, representing some of the UK's leading M&A and legal advisory firms, including Linklaters and Clifford Chance, took part. In the final, Grant Thornton (in blue) beat Clifford Chance (in yellow) in a closely fought game.
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Latest events & webinars round-up
• Swerdlove has now made some final programme amendments for its Techshare practice management forum in Sydney this coming Friday (12th March) – see attachment• Over in the US, on the eve of the ABA TechShow in Chicago, LexThink LLC and InsideLegal.com have teamed up to produce Ignite Law, a three hour, interactive and hopefully thought-provoking event focused on the future of legal practice. Ignite Law, being held at Chicago’s Hilton on March 24, 7:00-10pm, will feature 10-15 six-minute presentations given by the legal industry’s leading minds and innovators. Ignite Law 2010’s theme “the future of law practice in six-minute increments” is designed to bring together the most creative and thought-provoking ideas focused on the profession’s future. The ABA Law Practice Management Section, which is producing the annual ABA TechShow following Ignite Law (March 25-27) is one of the headline sponsors of the event, and providing the evening’s venue at the Hilton. The ABA Journal and its popular Legal Rebels initiative is the other main sponsor and will be providing coverage of the event via its websites, publications and blog outlets. Ignite Law will follow a six-minute presentation format, in honor of attorneys’ six-minute billing increments. Peach New Media will be recording the sessions – and plan to provide a live stream of the event. www.peachnewmedia.com All Ignite Law content will also be available post event at www.insidelegal.com as well as at www.ignitelaw.com• Staying in the US, Omega Legal Systems is hosting a free webinar on 23rd March at 1:00pm Eastern time on how the company's eCop product can automate compliance with client billing rules and save law firms hours each month previously spent on reviewing, correcting and appealing rejected bills.www.omegalegal.com/eCopWebinar• Finally, back in Sydney, at 4:00pm, on 17th March, Client Profiles and Ensyst are holding a seminar on How Microsoft SharePoint and CRM4Legal is Radically Changing the Way Law Firms Manage Client Relationships. For details email dblumentals@clientprofiles.com
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New Sharepoint social networking site launched
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Wednesday, 12 July 2006 13:45 |
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Last Updated on Sunday, 13 May 2007 17:12 |
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