• Fed up with office politics?
• Annoyed with the decisions made?
• Frustrated by some of your fellow partners?
• Disgruntled by the way the cake is divided up?
• Confused why you ended up in charge of HR or IT?
• Wishing you could concentrate on just doing the law?

Becoming a partner in a law firm is an incredible achievement. You have worked really hard to get there, following the traditional path.
However, maybe it is not giving you the satisfaction or fulfilment you thought it would?
Would you like to change all of that?
Now, imagine your future. One that gives you more of the fees you generate; complete freedom of how, where and when you work; and allows you to focus on doing the legal work that you love to do.

If you are a law firm partner, and wish things could be different, then find out now if Plug & Play Law is the answer for you.

What is Plug & Play Law?

Plug & Play is a term coined by Mitch Kowalski in his book The Great Legal Reformation: Notes from the Field. A book that features Inksters.

Mitch Kowalski refers to Plug & Play Platforms when describing law firms such as Inksters who have developed a model where senior lawyers can work as a collective, with enhanced technology and back-office support.

Inksters and Plug & Play Law

Inksters is the foremost Plug & Play Law firm in Scotland. Specifically with, by far, the largest number of consultant solicitors and the greatest geographical reach. Inksters have operated and perfected this model for 11 years and been in business as a law firm for 25 years.

Discover whether Plug & Play Law is the right fit for you

If you are a law firm partner, and wish things could be different, then complete the Plug & Play Law scorecard online. There are just 11 simple questions and it takes less than 60 seconds to complete. You will then receive an immediate personalised report on whether Plug & Play Law is a good fit for you.