England and Wales
Built for England and Wales.
The Companies Act 2006, UK GDPR, the Civil Procedure Rules and SRA requirements, built into drafting, compliance and litigation.
England and WalesIn the knowledge graph
- Companies Act 2006Drafting and Monitoring
- UK GDPRDrafting and Monitoring
- Civil Procedure RulesDrafting and Monitoring
- Companies HouseMonitoring
- SRA complianceMonitoring
- Billing in sterlingMonitoring
What Largence covers
The law and registries built into research, drafting and monitoring for England and Wales.
Companies Act 2006
DraftingMonitoringUK company law for subsidiaries, share purchase agreements and governance documents.
In Largence
Drafts cite Companies Act sections checked against the knowledge graph, with entities verified through Companies House.
UK GDPR
DraftingMonitoringData protection for client records, processing agreements and breach obligations.
In Largence
Compliance monitoring maps regulatory changes to the documents they affect, and research retrieves sections in force with citations.
Civil Procedure Rules
DraftingMonitoringDisclosure, trial bundles, witnesses and expert evidence.
In Largence
Disclosure lists, exhibit numbering, CPR Part 35 expert checks and paginated trial bundle export in Evidence.
Companies House
MonitoringLive checks on UK entities at client intake.
In Largence
Results attach to the client and matter records, next to the citations in your drafts.
SRA compliance
MonitoringSolicitors Regulation Authority rules on client money and audit.
In Largence
An audit trail export from compliance, with a trust ledger and LEDES export in billing.
Billing in sterling
MonitoringStripe billing for UK practices.
In Largence
Practice reporting in sterling, with invoice history per matter and delivery through the client portal.
Companies Act citations, checked as you draft
Custo cites Companies Act 2006 sections checked against the knowledge graph, and Companies House lookups verify entities at intake and link them to the matter.

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