Juno Property Lawyers | Remote Legal Printing

When Every Document Still Needs to Leave the Building

In property law, many documents still need to be physically printed and posted from a central office. When the entire legal team works remotely across the UK, that creates a fundamental problem: how do you get a document from a lawyer's home to the head office printer so it can be mailed out?

The Challenge

The team at Juno had previously relied on Google Cloud Print and PaperCut Mobility Print, but neither provided the reliable, simple remote printing workflow they needed. Fully remote employees were unable to print to the head office, which meant documents could not be dispatched on time.

"Now anyone can print remotely to our head office, from anywhere. ezeep is a good replacement for Google Cloud Print and PaperCut Mobility Print."

Henry Hadlow

Director - Juno Property Lawyers

The Solution

Juno deployed ezeep with an ezeep Hub at head office. Now any lawyer, working from anywhere in the UK, can print directly to the head office printer. The documents are then physically sent out to clients and other parties.

"Now anyone can print remotely to our head office, from anywhere," says Henry Hadlow, Director at Juno Property Lawyers. "Those documents are then sent out. ezeep is a good replacement for Google Cloud Print and PaperCut Mobility Print."

The Outcome

Fully remote lawyers can now print to head office without being physically present. Documents that need to be mailed are printed and dispatched from a central location, maintaining the workflow that property transactions require.

Why It Matters

Legal firms, particularly in property law, deal with documents that must be printed and physically sent. When the team is fully remote, the gap between a digital document and a physical mailout needs a bridge. ezeep with the ezeep Hub provides that bridge, replacing discontinued or unreliable alternatives. For any legal or professional services firm with remote staff and a central mailing operation, this is a directly applicable use case.