Minerva is thrilled to be sponsoring the Customer Service Champion award for the second year running in the 2022 awards. A perfect fit With pretty much two years of hard work (and that is more than the usual!) that Conveyancers have had in 2020 and 2021, it only seems fitting that, a company that prides …
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https://vimeo.com/649895714 Key takeaways from the webinar There is a huge burden of risk and compliance on Conveyancers Legal sector identified as ‘Professional Enablers’ by the National Crime Agency (NCA) Conveyancers are the gatekeepers in transactions – must ensure money involved is clean Pressure from Government to the Regulator to the Conveyancer which is why the …
Why Is It Crucial for Lawyers to Identify and Verify Source of Funds? Read More »
A solicitor’s undertaking is a commitment by a solicitor to do something, make something happen, or desist from doing something. Breaking a solicitors undertaking is serious stuff and can result in severe consequences for the promise-breaker. Not least because the High Court has supervisory jurisdiction over solicitors. As such, aggrieved solicitors can apply to the …
When is an undertaking not a solicitor’s undertaking? Read More »
Legal Intelligent client onboarding solution provider, Minerva, continuously strives to seek out like-minded partners who integrate seamlessly to provide service excellence and revolutionise the experience of both law firms and their clients. In a bid to find brilliant partnerships that provide law firms with everything they need to run their business effectively, efficiently, and compliantly, …
Minerva partners with UK’s top business software provider Read More »
As part of the current Anti Money Laundering (AML) Regulations, most law firms need to carry out an independent audit to establish the adequacy and effectiveness of their AML policies, controls, and procedures. So, what do you need to know about Reg 21 of the AML Regs? Why have the regulations changed? The UK is …
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Intelligent legal client onboarding solution provider, Minerva, has joined forces with a compatible smart legal software provider, Osprey, to offer a suite of flexible tools to enhance law firm’s service offering and exceed their customer expectations. Developed by LFS, it is Minerva’s quest to partner with experts in the legal field who can add further …
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With the stamp duty holiday now over, conveyancers and estate agents are looking forward to a more stable market with a little less pressure to meet artificial deadlines. This has meant a return to focus on some of the key issues that affect the home buying and selling process. There is widespread agreement that things …
This last year, despite the challenges of the pandemic, has seen significant growth with 100 law firms now using the Minerva solution, over 30 having deployed the full solution since launching at the start of 2020. Rising numbers With transactions totaling 90,000 from June 2020 to date, this figure continues to rise month on month …
2020 – the year of growth for legal tech experts Read More »
As offices across the UK re-open following a long period of lockdown, there are bound to be loads of things on your ‘to-do’ list. Not least because the legal sector has been forced to put some critical tasks on the backburner while navigating the challenges of Covid-19. As your firm weighs up the necessary tasks …
Re-opening your office and ensuring compliant client on-boarding post lockdown Read More »
In September 2019, the Law Commission confirmed that electronic signatures could be used to execute documents, including where there is a statutory requirement for a signature. As a result, the Commission hoped to “end uncertainty and increase confidence in the use of this technology”. Nevertheless, two years later, many legal providers are still unsure about …
Digital signatures and identity – where is it going? Read More »
