August 2022

New York has become the first U.S. state to mandate that attorneys take continuing legal education courses in cybersecurity, privacy and data protection.
Under the new requirement, all attorneys must complete one hour of training every two years in either the ethical obligations surrounding cybersecurity, privacy and data protection, or in the technological and practice-related

This week, we talk about the experiences that law students and recent law grads have during their internships, summer associate positions, and their judicial clerkships. While most of us work very hard to make sure that these (traditionally young) associates and clerks enjoy and learn from their experiences, today’s guests understands firsthand that not all

When a legal case or matter has closed, it’s best practice to send a law firm closing letter to the client informing them that their legal representation has ended. Without clearly and formerly communicating closure, a client may think their representation is still occurring and lawyers risk unintentional malpractice. Closing letters not only help to

Even if we spoke about lawyers just starting their practice, a spreadsheet is not a good idea—neither for case management nor accounting. If you’re reading this, you most likely agree. Allow me to bring some clarity to this. 
#1 Using a Spreadsheet is NOT Scalable

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A  spreadsheet sounds great at first. It’s as if

The LegalTech Fund, which was the first venture capital firm devoted exclusively to law and legal technology, announced today that it will convene its first TLTF Summit in December — a three-day event for investors, startups and legal innovation thought leaders that will feature networking, dealmaking and educational opportunities.
Scheduled for Dec. 7-9 in Miami,

This week on the podcast we ask: How can lawyers use the power of story? with Bridget Cook-Burch
About our guest: Bridget’s clients call her “The Book Whisperer”. She is a New York Times & Wall Street Journal bestselling author, mentor, trainer, mamma-bear humanitarian, and speaker known for riveting stories of transformation. Her powerful work has been

Pre-pandemic, many law firms enjoyed deep-rooted relationships with their clients. If firm lawyers delivered high-quality work and solid track records, the strength of those relationships helped support a continual stream of business — despite steady rate increases. For many firms, that reality no longer exists.

Today’s legal clients are savvier. They’re comparison-shopping and demanding that