Lawyers at Dickinson Cruickshank have leapt onto the cutting edge of technology with Blackberries.
The firm has issued forty of the mobile phone devices which are most useful for their always-on push email facilities.
The company says this means their legal teams can contact each other 24 hours a day, communicate instantly across time zones and instantly respond to clients outside office hours.
The company says it’s happy to embrace a new digital era.
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