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Four ways your firm can improve their process serving experience

Although technology is modernising process serving, the physical delivery of documents is still prevalent, and

2024: a year of innovation for InfoTrackID

Verification of Identity (VOI) is a critical component of modern legal and property transactions, providing

Challenges, innovations, and growth in the legal industry

This year has been transformative for the legal profession, marked by challenges, significant changes, and

How Lane & Lane Conveyancing and Property Law thrives through community connections and exceptional service

Financial Disclosure: automating the collection of documentation for financial settlement

Build your confidence around caveats

Digital transformation in the conveyancing space is reaching its highest peak and 11 October 2021, marked a pivotal date in New South Wales (NSW) as the NSW Land Registry Services (LRS) transitioned to 100% e-conveyancing. The transition comprised of four significant changes: Certificates of Title (CT) were abolished; The right to

Electronic conveyancing is becoming the norm, nation-wide

Electronic conveyancing is quickly becoming standard practice across the nation, and mandates are coming into place to cement their future in legal practice. In May 2020, the Australia Capital

How to add a layer of legitimacy to your identity verification process to reduce identity fraud

This is the second part of the SettleIT education series supporting practitioners to navigate the e-settlements and e-conveyancing landscape. See part one here. This article does not constitute legal advice. It

Combatting the rise of ransomware

Observations for professional practice As the Victoria and New South Wales governments discuss emerging from lockdown in time for Christmas 2021, a vast majority of

3 key influences that drive uptake of e-settlements

When e-settlements first came into the Australian legal and conveyancing scene in 2010, there was initially some resistance to their uptake. At the time, with no mandates

“Small law firms bill 2.02 hours per day.” Are you missing out on revenue?

Multiple large-scale studies have shown that fee earners in small law firms are billing, on average, only 2.02 hours per day. The first time I

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