(PRWEB UK) 20 January 2015 -- European law firm, Fieldfisher, is to implement the Proclaim Case Management Software Solution from Eclipse Legal Systems.
London headquartered Fieldfisher has grown to become one of the country’s most respected corporate law firms, employing over 500 staff at 10 offices throughout the UK, Europe and the rest of the world. Providing a full range of legal services to clients across a wealth of industry sectors, the firm boasts an enviable reputation for understanding a broad range of cultural and legal approaches whilst providing a consistent service.
Fieldfisher is rolling out the Proclaim Debt Recovery Software solution throughout the Debt Recovery team. The integrated, centralised Proclaim database will ensure a consistent approach for all fee earners enabling a fast turnaround and improved bottom line. Fieldfisher will also take advantage of Proclaim’s inbuilt flexibility, producing custom workflows to suit the firm’s unique processes and file management practises.
As part of the implementation, Eclipse will integrate Proclaim’s time recording platform and the firm’s existing financial management solution for accurate billing. Fieldfisher will also utilise Proclaim’s reporting toolkit which can be tailored for each user or activity - boosting efficiency and providing detailed analysis of the team’s performance.
Robert Surridge (pictured), Head of Debt Recovery at Fieldfisher, comments:
“Our clients’ expectations are becoming increasingly high and it’s crucial that we meet these changing demands. With Proclaim we can enhance our efficiency, removing administrative overheads, freeing up more quality time to better understand our client’s needs – it’s this knowledge and understanding that helps set us apart from the competition.”
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About Eclipse
Part of Capita Plc, Eclipse is the UK's leading provider of legal software solutions, employing 160 staff at its Yorkshire HQ and generating a turnover of £10million. The firm’s Proclaim software system is in use by over 22,000 professionals across a vast range of market sectors, territories and work areas.
Proclaim integrates all case management, accounting, document management, reporting, time recording, task and diary functions, and can be web-enabled to allow clients and referrers to securely view their live case files online.
TouchPoint is Eclipse's new client self-service solution, providing an always-on, platform agnostic 'journey' for law firm clients and business partners.
Proclaim clients include:
Eversheds Solicitors
Co-operative Legal Services
Carillion plc
Fieldfisher
QualitySolicitors (including Howlett Clarke, Lockings, Oliver & Co, and many others)
Territories include:
UK
Ireland
Switzerland
Latvia
Australia
Nigeria
Zambia
For further information, please contact Darren Gower (Marketing Director) at darren(dot)gower(at)eclipselegal(dot)co(dot)uk, or call 01274 704100.
Alternatively, visit http://www.eclipselegal.co.uk
About Fieldfisher
Fieldfisher is a European law firm with market leading practices in many of the world's most dynamic sectors including Transportation, Real Estate, Energy, Financial Services, Government & Public Services, Hotels & Leisure, Life Sciences, Media, Telecoms and Technology. Clients choose to work with us because we deliver commercial, pragmatic and innovative solutions through our exceptional legal expertise and experience, on time and on budget.
We have more than 400 lawyers working with large businesses like the BBC, Pearson, Citigroup and Accenture, with government and the public sector, and also with private wealth and social enterprises as trusted advisers, providing highly commercial advice based on an in-depth understanding of their needs.
We operate across our international offices in Brussels, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Paris, London, Munich, Manchester, Palo Alto and Shanghai.
Fieldfisher is the trading name of Field Fisher Waterhouse LLP.
Website: http://www.fieldfisher.com
Darren Gower, Eclipse Legal Systems, http://www.eclipselegal.co.uk, +44 1274704100, [email protected]
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