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Harvey Howell Solicitors selects Eclipse’s Proclaim Practice Management system to aid with a rapidly expanding client base Young North West firm, Harvey Howell Solicitors, is implementing the Law Society Endorsed Proclaim Practice Management Software solution from Eclipse Legal Systems, the UK’s leading legal software provider. Harvey Howell Solicitors is a modern and professional law firm based in Liverpool. Specialising in Private Client and Family work, the team of qualified solicitors boasts extensive experience and provides a dedicated service to a range of clients, from police federations and hospitals through to local and national charities and palliative care teams. Eclipse will implement its Proclaim Case Management Software solution firm-wide, serving to eliminate duplicate data entry and enhance case progression. Much of the work carried out at Harvey Howell Solicitors is administrative, painstaking in character and necessitates heavy document production. Where previously these processes were handled manually, staff will now benefit from Proclaim’s fast and effortless document production, meaning at the start of a case all relevant letters and forms will be generated automatically via a single mouse click, saving the team hours of administrative work. Additionally, Proclaim’s feature-rich financial accounting and practice management toolset will provide an overview of the firm’s operations, as well as a comprehensive set of reports, ranging from fee earner analysis to monthly budgets. Gareth Howell, Chief Executive at Harvey Howell Solicitors, comments: “We pride ourselves on providing a dedicated and professional service and as our client base is continually expanding, it became apparent our manual system was no longer fit for purpose. “We want to spend our time giving closely trusted specialist advice to our clients at the best possible value, and once implemented, Proclaim will allow us to concentrate on these important aspects, whilst keeping our administrative costs to a minimum.” |
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