Our global team will be cheering on different nations in the World Cup – from Australia and England to New Zealand and the USA. Different allegiances, different perspectives… but that diversity is exactly what makes our team stronger.

A very warm welcome to Sarah Singleton, who has recently joined our team as Global Project Operations Lead.

Behind every high-performing business are the people shaping how it runs. At Jayva, one of these people is Alexandra Smail, our Global Operations & Innovation Manager.

Successful software implementation isn’t just about technology – it’s about people, process and data. We look at how Rosa Pelaez Vinuela supports law firms through transitions to LEAP, bringing structure, clarity and confidence to every stage of the journey.

Going live with a new system is a significant milestone for any law firm – but it’s only the beginning. Our May service spotlight explores how a structured LEAP health check helps practices move beyond simply “using the system” to “using it well”.

AI is no longer a future consideration for law firms. It’s already part of day-to-day legal work. Sabina Branagan explores guidance on AI usage and offers tips on adoption – so AI can become an integrated part of your workflow.

New starters are a constant for growing law firms – but getting them up to speed quickly can be a challenge. We explore how expert, tailored software training supports effective onboarding, boosts productivity and ensures teams make the most of their systems from day one.

Piet Bourke shares some key reflections from LawFest 2026, including insights into emerging trends and the human moments that made the event stand out.

An insight into how we bring hybrid working to life – combining flexibility with intentional collaboration, daily team connection, regional events and global meet-ups to deliver stronger client outcomes.

On Thursday 16^th April, we’re at the LEAP Partner Day 2026 in London to strengthen the wider network that supports law firms across the UK.

In her blog, Susan Rodgers explains how International Women’s Day is both a celebration and a call to action. She urges women globally to protect progress and keep pushing forward.

A quick look back at our time at Smokeball’s Spark 2026 – from standout speakers and great conversations to exciting new collaborations and giveaways at the Jayva stand. Discover what we shared, who we met and how we’re continuing to support growth-focused law firms following the event.

Your winter newsletter brings together thoughtful leadership reflections, practical software guidance and the latest updates from across the Jayva community.

Implementation consultant Olivia Amber shares her journey from studying tourism with dreams of global travel, to building an international career in legal technology with Jayva.

A practical guide to managing regulatory risk in law firms, showing how robust processes, secure data handling and the smart use of legal technology can turn compliance from a burden into a form of business protection.

After two years in New Zealand, Beck Roberts returns to the UK. Catch up on his full circle moment shaped by travel, responsibility, personal growth and a clearer sense of purpose.

Legal tech consultancy isn’t simply “IT training”. Meaningful practice and case management software transformation depends on understanding people, processes and real-world legal workflows, delivered by experienced consultants who guide law firms through change.

Accounting is more than numbers – it’s the language of trust, transparency and integrity. Across America, accounting is receiving new scrutiny. It’s reassuring to know that we’re here to help get your trust accounts in order – and fulfill your professional duty.

As we return to work after the festive break, we’ve been reflecting on how we marked the end of 2025 by donating to charities supporting children, families and communities.

We’re taking a deep tour into the professional and personal life of someone who needs little introduction in Jayva circles: our Global Chief Executive Officer, Nicola Moore-Miller.