What Fiona puts in front of you.
One matter, as your supervising solicitor sees it. The notes in the margin explain each part.
- aThe flag
- bThe rule it comes from
- cWhy it matters
- dThe draft waits for you
- eWho sees what
Illustration. Names are invented.
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Example Law LLP, one matter from start to finish
When the matter opens
Conflict check not yet on file
Checked against: Conflict of interest. SRA Code of Conduct for Solicitors 6.2
MissingFlagged to the supervising solicitor
During the matter
Complaint not yet resolved
Checked against: Legal Ombudsman details after 8 weeks. SRA Code of Conduct for Solicitors 8.4
Ready for your approvalDraft letter prepared. Waiting for your yes.
ApproveChangeWhen the matter closes
Letter returning the remaining balance
Checked against: Returning client money. SRA Accounts Rules 2.5
Ready for your approvalDraft letter prepared. Waiting for your yes.
ApproveChange- Fee earner
- The two drafts, as tasks
- Supervisor
- The Missing flag
No lawyer should carry every duty alone.
- On every matter
- Fiona knows what each matter needs at every stage, one practice area at a time.
- Beside every lawyer
- Each fee earner sees what is due and why. The supervising solicitor sees what needs a second look.
- For the whole firm
- One place for the rules, the work and the record, and your firm’s knowledge stays with your firm.
See it on a matter.
In 20 minutes, one of the founders shows you how Fiona works on a matter, and answers your questions.
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