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Legal IT 2010
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10/02/2009 00:00:00
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Venue: Business Design Centre, London
Date: 10th & 11th February 2010
Access-DPS will be exhibiting at Legal IT 2010 - Europe’s Premier Legal IT Exhibition focusing on Software and Services for the Legal Profession.
Founded 25 years ago, DPS Software are one of the UK’s leading providers of case management and accounting software for solicitors.
Serving over 600 practices and 15,000 individual users, DPS have built a strong and growing market position. Their recent acquisition of the assets of Access Legal Systems shows how they are fast becoming one of the strongest independent specialist legal software suppliers in the UK.
Access-DPS will be showcasing the latest products and services available in 2010. Members of the DPS team will be on hand to demonstrate our software and answer and questions you may have. We will be sending out details of the latest from Access-DPS, please email marketing@dpssoftware.co.uk if you would like to find out more.
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Law London 2010
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09/03/2009 00:00:00
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Venue: Olympia Exhibition Cenre, London
Date: 09th & 10th March
Access-DPS will be exhibiting at the essential exhibition for the UK legal profession - Law London.
As one of the leading providers of case management and accounting solutions for the legal profession, you cannot afford to miss us at this conference. Find out how our software could increase your productivity, save time and cut costs.
The DPS team will be on hand to answer any questions, provide you with detailed information and demonstrate our software.
So come and see us in March! Email marketing@dpssoftware.co.uk to find out more.
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Seminar - Coping with the PI Reforms
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24/02/2010 00:00:00
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Venue: Birmingham or London Location - to be decided
Date: Wednesday 24th February
Time: Choose from Morning or Afternoon Session
This FREE half day seminar will discuss the forthcoming reforms to personal injury law, developed by the Ministry of Justice in conjunction with major Insurers, the ABI, representatives of claimants including The Law Society, Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL), Motor Accident Solicitor’s Society (MASS) and trade unions.
The proposed new electronic claim form process is expected to apply to 500,000 road traffic accident claims occurring in England or Wales after the 1st April 2010 where the element of the claim is likely to have a value between £1,000 and £10,000. It is expected that the system will be user by approximately 5,000 Claimant Representatives, 100 Insurers and 1,000 Self Insured/Compensators. Approximately 500,000 claims a year will follow the new process.
Designed to give you an overview of these changes and how you will be affected, this seminar will show you how the DPS system is being developed to cope with these changes. In particular, we will demonstrate how DPS will integrate with the Claim Notification Form and how the software will tackle the various stages of the process.
To register your interest in attending this seminar please click here. Please indicate whether you would like to attend the morning or afternoon session and whether you would prefer a London or Birmingham location.
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LSC Civil Billing for 2010
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24/03/2010 00:00:00
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Venue: London Location - to be decided
Date: Wednesday 24th March
Time: Choose from a Morning or Afternoon Session
This FREE half day seminar will discuss the three phased process of Delivery Transformation for Criminal and Civil Billing proposed by the LSC. We will show you how the DPS system has been developed in line with the new process.
LSC Delivery Transformation:
Stage 1 – by December 2009 certain CDS and Civil forms will be able to be submitted online via a csv/xml upload. This will provide a basic introduction to the concept of electronic submission.
Stage 2 – Starting from April 2010 (anticipated roll out by October 2010) the LSC will be introducing a secure link to the LSC database, where solicitors will be able to determine whether they are eligible to perform certified work. This facility will also enable Solicitors to undertake 75% of means testing and 25% of merits testing online with instant decisions.
Stage 3 – By April/May 2011, electronic billing e.g. Claim 1 and payment should be rolled out.DPS Software have adapted the Civil Billing module to include a data exchange facility which will pass through information from the DPS system to the LSC to prove eligibility for legal aid. The system also includes the facility to scan online directly to an LSC file and offers bulk upload of the CMRF.
This seminar will be held at a London location. To register your interest in attending this seminar please click here. Please indicate whether you would like to attend the morning or afternoon session.
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