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Lawyer Checker is doing its bit to support conveyancers this year in conjunction with LawCare
Read MoreLawyer Checker are committed to helping you, your team and your firm offer the best protection to your clients and their money through enhanced risk management and increased due diligence when transmitting funds.
Lawyer Checker is doing its bit to support conveyancers this year in conjunction with LawCare
Read MoreWhen fraudsters intercept law firm communications and conduct cyber crime, the accounts to which they redirect funds are often opened and closed quickly to avoid lengthy paper trails and detection. So, incorporating a check on the length of time the account has been open into your risk management processes mitigates the risk of transferring funds to fraudsters.
Read More5 ways using electronic checks across your law firm can help you improve your efficiency, profitability and client experience.
Read MoreThe latest annual Hiscox Cyber Readiness report highlights a significant increase in the cost of a cyber incident
Read MoreMany businesses are well on their way to achieving a nationally recognised security accreditation... they just don't know it! Find out more about how your business could benefit...
Read MoreThrough two short case studies we show you how law firms can be susceptible to Push Payment Fraud; and how you can mitigate your risks with some simple steps
Read MoreLawyer Checker's latest Ask an Expert introduces Rob Hailstone of Bold Legal Group. Rob answers questions around the practicalities of dealing with current challenges and looks at what post-covid-19 conveyancing might look like.
Read MoreLaw firms have an opportunity to focus on the internal workings of their business and place extra emphasis on compliance while their organisations are in lockdown
Read MoreAn update from HM Land Registry temporarily relaxes who can provide client verification for law firms.
Read MoreBanks are not adhering to the voluntary Authorised Push Payment Scam Code introduced in May 2019. Just 4% of victims have been reimbursed despite a commitment from the sector to provide greater support
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