Legal Process Outsourcing
How to Transcribe Audio to Text?
Written communication holds an unparalleled level of reliability, particularly for skilled professionals such as medical practitioners and lawyers. When compared to audio-visual communication, written transcripts offer a distinct advantage. Audio recordings can be compromised by various factors, including substandard equipment, background noise, or low speaker volume, leading to potential inaccuracies or difficulty assessing the information.…
Read MoreOptimistic Outlook for Legal Industry and Law Firms in 2023
The legal profession is poised for a bright future in 2023, as the New Law CLE Australian Legal Industry Report indicates. Despite concerns about a potential recession and slowdown in spending, most small and medium-sized law firms remain optimistic about revenue growth, with only a fraction predicting a decline. A significant number of respondents anticipate…
Read MoreProperty Conveyancing Process: Future Trends in the Conveyancing Industry
The property conveyancing industry is undergoing a profound transformation as different facets of the process are becoming digitised. Traditional manual procedures in property transactions are making way for a new era of conveyancing services prioritising advisory tasks. Recently Queensland joined New South Wales, Victoria, Western Australia, and South Australia and mandated e-conveyancing for property transactions.…
Read MoreUnderstanding Various Types of Legal Transcription Services
In the legal profession, audio and video recordings of all proceedings are important. However, manually scanning these files to uncover important references can be daunting and time-consuming. Legal transcripts are essential to the legal industry, enabling lawyers and legal professionals to transform audio recordings into searchable text documents. It has become vital in meeting the…
Read MoreBeyond the Glamour: Stress of Lawyer Working Hours
It’s widely known that lawyer working hours are long and weary. It’s not uncommon for lawyers to work well beyond the standard 40-hour workweek. In fact, for many, 40 hours is just the beginning. The demands of the job often require lawyers to work nights and weekends, sacrificing personal time for the sake of their…
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