Now in their fourth year, the Eclipse Proclaim Modern Law Awards will be held at the Hurlingham Club on Thursday 10th November. Launched to celebrate the most innovative, progressive and entrepreneurial legal businesses, these awards shine a light on the changing face of the profession – from business strategy and development to regulation management to client care.
The shortlist features new legal entrants and “champions in ABSs” alongside established law firms that have revolutionised their practices and processes in 2016. The shortlist also acknowledges business leaders who have led the way over the past 12 months.
Categories at the 2016 Modern Law Awards include:
- ABS of the Year
- Law Firm of the Year
- Chambers of the Year
- Lawyer of the Year
- Rising Star of the Year
- Private Client Team Award
- Innovation of the Year
- Lifetime Achievement Award
Ahead of the ceremony, The Law Superstore’s Matthew Briggs said:
“To be invited to join the judging panel at this year’s Modern Law Awards is a great privilege. With so many great businesses and individuals on the shortlist, selecting the winners will not be easy.
“Above all, however, I think it is right that we celebrate those legal service providers who are pushing boundaries, looking towards the future and endeavouring to improve their customer service levels week in and week out. These are the types of provider we are working with at The Law Superstore; the kinds of businesses who are looking to leverage digital tools, provide consumers with choice and embrace competition in the market.”
The Law Superstore will also be sponsoring the Private Client Team Award at this year’s ceremony. The recipient of this award will be a team that has demonstrated effective teamwork and engagement of people with different expertise to deliver exceptional client outcomes. Nominees may work in disciplines such as wills and probate, residential property and family.
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