As part of our mental health focus in 2024, we’re hosting a ‘Big Brunch for Mind’ event on Monday 8th April. Monies raised are helping Mind’s beneficiaries to get support and make life better.

You rely upon your technology for lawyering. Can you get more out of your software? With the Jayva-Integrated Office Solutions partnership, the answer is ‘yes’. Discover transformational benefits of our combined Microsoft 365 training and customisation services.

As a female-led and predominantly female-powered business, we’re giving the floor to the women who make up Jayva in our International Women’s Day blog.

In our new training white paper, discover how to realise the return on your technology investment, operate in a smarter way and achieve amazing outcomes by using software optimally through training.

We’ve quizzed our Business Development Director, Will Penrice, on all-things life, work and play to find out what makes him tick inside and outside of Jayva. Get to know Will in our latest Q&A.

Our CEO Nicola Moore-Miller reveals her views on Valentine’s Day being about appreciation and affection. That’s why she’s sent gifts to Jayva employees to demonstrate love and express gratitude.

Have you heard about our quarterly legal newsletters? Covering handy hints, topical news, client stories, staff Q&As, software tips, Jayva headlines and more, view our archive and sign up.

Our implementation consultant in Ireland, Sabina Branagan, talks all-things lawtech in her blog which covers paperless working, new software roll out, Jayva project backing and more.

2024 marks a significant milestone in our history: it’s our tenth birthday. To commemorate this special occasion, we’ve devised a series of twelve initiatives (one for every month of 2024) as a way of thanking everyone who’s made this milestone possible.

With various ‘coffee with’ articles already in the bag, this time our questions are directed at Joe Sclafani, over a nice cup of tea, so it turns out. Grab your hot (or cold) drink of choice and read about Joe.

It’s well known that our CEO Nicola Moore-Miller is a Christmas-crazy person! As we head into office shutdown for the holiday, read what Nicola has to say about the season’s festivities in her Christmas blog.

Our implementation consultant Chris Nelson is the protagonist of our third ‘coffee with’ blog. Read Chris’s thoughts on topics ranging from alternative career paths and creative moments, to motivational influences and personal interests, to name a few. Join Chris in a chamomile tea and learn why he’s a great asset to Jayva.

Susan Rodgers is part-way through a month-long visit to Auckland, building on the groundwork laid by Beck Roberts, preparing our business for forecasted growth and learning lots about the Māori legal system alongside LEAP Legal Software. Read her impressions of New Zealand.

Tackling the ever-topical and increasingly challenging subject of regulatory compliance, read our five top tips for SRA Accounts Rules compliance - to keep your accounts clean, pristine and secure.

We’ve put together a short video showing implementation consultant Beck Roberts putting down his Kiwi boots as he spearheads our launch into New Zealand. Watch Beck on his journey from London’s Heathrow Airport to Auckland Airport and into the heart of the city.

We’re continuing the ‘coffee with’ Q&A series by learning all-things Viona Retkowska. Her sparkling personality, positive energy and smiling demeanour make Viona a highly valued member of our team. So, make your favourite cuppa and get to know Viona better.

We’ve recently appointed Jake Miller as Business Administration/IT Apprentice. We introduce you to our latest recruit and explain more about the multiple benefits of apprenticeship schemes to employer and employee alike.

As a follow up to our ‘Why practice management software (PMS) projects go wrong’ webinar in July, we’ve collated a useful summary of the common pitfalls of PMS projects along with tips on how to avoid them in your business.

In the fourth-and-final blog in our training series, we address the critical debate about whether to opt for specialist or generalist software trainers.

In our third training blog, we’re clarifying the types of training available to law firms, covering practice management software training bespoke to particular work types, end users and specific duties, and with Microsoft Office training making a critical appearance.