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Law firms in Wales have moved quickly to enable their workforces to work remotely, securely and effectively. Now, UK-wide law firms with bases in Wales have announced that they will continue to blend modern working methods with an in-office presence.

The digitisation of the legal sector as a result of the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic progressed faster than some may have been prepared for – either practically, financially or in terms of skills and mindset.

Legal News is working closely with The Law Society Wales to provide a series of digitisation support, training, events, access to experts and knowledge to ensure the legal sector in Wales has access to high quality support, advice and a focus on our sector. We’re also launching a series of campaigns to help you over the coming weeks.

Going digital and developing LawTech in Wales isn’t a ‘nice to have’ anymore, it’s top of the agenda to help law firms sustain, grow and diversify, as well as attract new talent.

As part of this focus, Legal News is collaborating with Superfast Business Wales, The Law Society and Legal Network Wales to deliver free online training support and webinars for the legal sector.

Free training for all law firms in Wales

We’re delighted to announce that Superfast Business Wales has launched a free, two-part webinar tailored exclusively for law firms in Wales.

‘Running your legal business online’ and ‘social media for law firms’ launch from Wednesday 10th June and will be repeated.

COVID-19 means LegalTech is no longer a flash in the pan

Price well, build a reputation, and make a profit is a mantra that has served many a successful practice. But if customer loyalty is swayed by the immediacy of online services and, other sectors prove small changes can drive 300% growth in three years, double sales enquiries, and unlock 2,000 additional hours each year; is it time to take stock?

Though in its early years, the current pandemic has ignited interest in LegalTech, despite a perception that very few of the 592 law firms in Wales possess the ‘change to gain’ attitude other traditional industries have mastered. Superfast Business Wales is here to help – and its new training, focused on law firms, is free for all firms in Wales.

What’s on offer

Superfast Business Wales will show you how to use digital to maintain your business so you can keep working and servicing clients remotely. Plus, it will share tips on how to use social media to engage new clients in today’s competitive online space.

These free webinars will help law firms digitise their business and grow it online.

Webinar 1: Social media for the legal sector

What to expect:

  • The main social media platforms and how to use them
  • How to schedule posts and measure what works

Dates & times:

  • Wednesday 10 June 2pm–4pm
  • Thursday 25 June 10am–12pm

Click to book

 

Webinar Part 2: Running your legal business online

What to expect:

  • Office tools to reduce admin
  • Cost-effective ways to work remotely

Dates & times:

  • Wednesday 17 June 2pm–4pm
  • Thursday 2 July 10am–12pm

Click to book

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Superfast Business Wales has also developed a range of practical ‘how-to’ guides to help your business transition during COVID-19.

To find out more and join a free webinar or to access other taster sessions for businesses in Wales, please visit the Superfast Business Wales Events page.

Emma Waddingham

Emma Waddingham

Editor, Legal News

Emma Waddingham is the Editor & Founder of Legal News. She is a seasoned legal editor and journalist and experienced marketing & events consultant, working almost exclusively with the UK legal sector.