Legal Workflow is a pioneering IT consultancy and creator of innovative products and services for the legal profession in the UK. Utilising automation and artificial intelligence, Legal Workflow is expert in developing and customising online legal services and workflows for legal case management and practice management systems. We specialise in writing integrations with third party applications, client portals and databases.
Working in close association with our sister company, a niche private client law firm called legalmatters, we offer a unique combination of deep domain knowledge of Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorney and Estate Administration, and tech know-how to provide ground breaking web based services for private client practitioners.
We believe that the future of legal services lies in online collaboration between clients and their lawyers, with unbundling becoming the norm, and clients paying only for the services that they value rather than for pure process that can be performed by computers and, increasingly, algorithms that automate processes, aided by artificial intelligence (AI).
We are investing in AI capability, beginning with chatbots that can answer legal questions. Our Wills chatbot will be the first of these, followed by LPAs, Trusts and Estate Administration. These chatbots will act as lead generators for firms when installed on their websites, and will provide analytics about questions asked, to assist firms in the development of their marketing plans.
Legal Workflow was founded in 2007 by Martin Langan, a practising solicitor with over 30 years’ experience, including as an equity partner. His experience of legal work and the workings and needs of law firms translates into an understanding of law firm requirements and underpins our consultative approach in not only doing what our clients ask us to do, but advising how things can be done differently.
Our close association with legalmatters makes the private client offering a particularly strong one.
We are constantly creating new products and services. Take a look at Legal Doc Pro on our website, as an example. It is a collection of tools for Microsoft Word that allows everyone at your law firm to ensure that all your documents are formatted perfectly to your brand image, and frees up hundreds of hours a year for each member of your firm.
A unique combination of experience, knowledge and talent at Legal Workflow brings together commercial acumen with the imaginative application of technology, to provide our clients with modern, streamlined and cost-efficient systems, all while delivering a far superior user experience for both clients and lawyers.
You are most welcome to call or email Martin at any time to discuss your needs, without any obligation.
Contact: Martin Langan
Tel: 01242 859603
Email: martinlangan@legalworkflow.com
Address: The Hay Loft, Hills Barns, Appledram Lane South, Chichester PO20 7EG
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If you receive an email purporting to come from Today’s Wills & Probate or a Firm member, or if you are directed to a website which purports to be Today’s Wills and Probate website, and you have doubts or concerns about the provenance of the email or website, before taking any action please either contact the Firm member you normally deal with or email David Opie on david.opie@todaysmedia.co.uk and they will tell you whether the email came from us or whether it is our website.
