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The Corporate Counsel Show: The legal ops headache no one is talking about The Corporate Counsel Show: The legal ops headache no one is talking about 16 June 2021 • By Robyn Tongol Share Legal operations are still in their infancy, and in transforming the ways they practise law, law departments may be overlooking a hurdle they are creating for themselves. On this special episode of The Corporate Counsel Show, host Jerome Doraisamy is joined by LawVu chief executive and co-founder Sam Kidd...

Tauranga legal software startup LawVu inks deal with US social media giant 3 May, 2021 05:00 PM 5 minutes to read LawVu co-founder and CEO Sam Kidd: Disrupting global legal technology from Tauranga. Photo / Supplied Tauranga-based legal software startup LawVu has inked a deal that will see one of the US social media giants adopt its product. Founder and chief executive Sam Kidd says he cannot name the social media company at this point. But he can reveal the deal comes on the ...

SPECIAL NEEDS provision in Cumbria is the focus of an ongoing battle between parents and authorities, a registered charity has now joined the fight. Bee Unique, a west Cumbrian charity which seeks to support families of children with autism, has quizzed Cumbrian MPs in a letter on how they are hoping to improve the gap in provision. In the letter, a spokesperson for the charity said: “As our area representatives in Parliament, what is being done to correct the current crisis within our ...

SPECIAL NEEDS provision in Cumbria is the focus of an ongoing battle between parents and authorities, a registered charity has now joined the fight. Bee Unique, a west Cumbrian charity which seeks to support families of children with autism, has quizzed Cumbrian MPs in a letter on how they are hoping to improve the gap in provision. In the letter, a spokesperson for the charity said: “As our area representatives in Parliament, what is being done to correct the current crisis within our ...

Mayfield School pupils and staff meet Copeland MP Trudy Harrison Sam Kidd and Trudy Harrison at Mayfield School Staff and pupils at Mayfield School had a socially distanced visit from Copeland MP Trudy Harrison recently. Following a campaign led by local parents to secure their children a place at the SEN school after they were originally denied one by Cumbria County Council due to limited places, Trudy Harrison MP was invited along to meet with staff, pupils and headteacher, Sam Kidd at the sc...