Press Release - AlphaLAW acquires Cashier 2000 clients on owner’s retirement.
May 2007
AlphaLAW acquires Cashier 2000 clients on owner’s retirement.
AlphaLAW has completed the acquisition of the clients of the software firm Cashier 2000, who produced legal accounts, time recording and legal aid software. This is due to the retirement of the owner, Richard White.
Simon Meehan, AlphaLAW Managing Director said,
"I am delighted that AlphaLAW has acquired the Cashier 2000 client base. When we were approached by the owner, Richard White, he was concerned that his clients had access to an established supplier who offered not only value for money, but advanced and easy to use technology backed up by highly reliable customer support and service, in order to protect his clients business continuity. He was also aware that some of his clients were looking to expand their practices, so it was essential that the recommended supplier had a range of products that would meet any expansion or merger plans that his clients had for the future”.
AlphaLAW were able to address all his requirements and have now converted a third of the Cashier 2000 client base, in the first quarter of 2007.
Some of the law firms who have successfully changed to AlphaLAW are:
- Parkes Browne; The Hillman Partnership; Peter Kingshill & Co; Mackrell & Thomas;
- Favell Smith & Lawson; Daniell & Battell; Baily Bryant & Dumbleton; Caunters;
- Hole & Pugsley; Truman-Moore; Thomas R Jones & Son.
Most of the remaining Cashier clients are all due for conversion over the coming months.
AlphaLAW was able to assist these law firms in a very short time scale, in certain cases in a matter of days. AlphaLAW dealt with the data conversation and implemented the appropriate solution and provided the necessary training, enabling the law firms to continue their business with almost no interruption.