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Cloud Backup • 03/24/20

Four essential services necessary when working remotely

At TIMG, we have enacted our Business Continuity Plan and are ready to help you with yours! With the current disruption to our work environments, a lot of us are now having to work from...
Digitisation • 02/23/19

Legal Records Management for Law Firms

Tailor-made solutions for legal records, including storage of Custodial Packets, Verification of Identity, Deeds and matter files.   At TIMG, we take information management just as seriously as you do. After all, we understand just how...
Data Protection • 08/01/18

TIMG is transforming how you do business

Innovation in a world that is constantly changing is imperative to remain an industry leader. Whether you work in the legal, medical, hospitality or retail field the principles are the same; innovation in every area...
Digitisation • 02/26/18

eDiscovery and its importance in the legal space

eDiscovery is widely known for its numerous benefits to legal teams. Time and cost savings are two of the main benefits we see legal practitioners experience, but it’s important to acknowledge that there are a...
LitSupport • 07/25/17

The Benefits of Outsourcing Managed Services for Legal Professionals

Managed Services for Legal Professionals
LitSupport • 03/30/17

Outsourcing, Insourcing and Going It Alone

Written by Val Pitt LitSupport – Founder & Communications Manager Not so long ago, the idea that law firms might outsource any data related functions was unthinkable.  Insourcing (allowing a provider to take over a...
LitSupport • 02/07/17

What do Australian law firms think about outsourcing?

LitSupport put together a survey designed to examine how and why Australian firms use outsourcing.  We identified a small number of Australian law firms (less than 40) or international firms with Australian offices that we...
LitSupport • 11/08/16

Is your law firm adequately equipped to assist your clients

You’ve probably noticed that an increasing number of companies are being served section 155 notices by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). Failing to comply with a section 155 notice, or knowingly providing information...
LitSupport • 10/24/16

eDiscovery: why lawyers are snails when it comes to technology

Are lawyers snails? Most articles on eDiscovery focus on the potential of the technology to transform litigation, and explain how it can save lawyers time and their clients money.