For many law firms, the end-of-the-month billing cycle can feel like passing by the (allegedly) haunted house on the corner of your street—you don’t enjoy it, but you have to push through it to get where you’re going.
Whether it’s late payments that spook your profits or complicated manual invoicing systems that make you feel
Security incidents come for us all, large or small. If you’re leading a law firm, you need to be prepared. Although the healthcare industry has the most issues with security threats, according to a 2023 report from IBM, 27% of law firms have been affected.
This number will likely increase in 2024. If you
Is legal workflow automation worth it? This is a question many people practicing law strive to answer. The truth is, law firm automation can significantly reduce the time lawyers spend on non-billable work.
In fact, McKinsey Global estimates that 23% of a lawyer’s job can be automated with existing technology. Moreover, given that revenue earned
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We’ve all heard about the power of a business card and firm handshake. But in today’s digital age in which more than 35% of legal consumers search for an attorney online first, your law firm website is your online business card and that firm handshake.
Your website is your chance to make the right,
We all want to get paid for the work we do. And with so much to pay for—staff salaries, office leases, and all the supplies and technologies that go into running a legal practice—attorneys especially need to be paid on time.
Many law firms struggle with slow payments, but thankfully there’s a solution
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The Small Firm’s Guide to Big Tech
While any change in how you operate your law office can feel overwhelming, there’s never been a better time to start migrating your office structures online. Big tech changed the game in how we run our everyday
Learn how big tech has changed the legal industry
Free Guide
The Small Firm’s Guide to Big Tech
While any change in how you operate your law office can feel overwhelming, there’s never been a better time to start migrating your office structures online. Big tech changed the game in how we run our everyday
Learn how big tech has changed the legal industry
Free Guide
The Small Firm’s Guide to Big Tech
While any change in how you operate your law office can feel overwhelming, there’s never been a better time to start migrating your office structures online. Big tech changed the game in how we run our everyday
Learn how big tech has changed the legal industry
Free Guide
The Small Firm’s Guide to Big Tech
While any change in how you operate your law office can feel overwhelming, there’s never been a better time to start migrating your office structures online. Big tech changed the game in how we run our everyday
Whether you run a large practice or at the helm of a solo shop, you probably pride yourself on the attention you’re able to give each client. You prioritize forming and maintaining relationships between them and your practice.
One of the recurring inconveniences of life, however, is that there are only 24 hours
We’ve all had those frustrating customer service experiences. Those kinds where they ghost you after you sign up, take five business days to respond to a troubleshooting inquiry, or force you into those never-ending 20-minute “conversations” with an automated system when all you want is to speak to a real human being.
As a legal
Every lawyer needs happy clients to secure higher retention rates. One of the three most important things a client looks for when choosing a lawyer is frictionless interaction. This is especially important for the new generations of legal clients. Millennials and Gen Z don’t want to use their phones to call you—they prefer to
For law firms, there are two types of websites: websites that increase your conversion rate and websites that don’t.
One of the major purposes of your website is to bring in new clients. If you’re not seeing high conversion rates from your website, then your website isn’t doing its job.
Websites take time and effort
Collaboration within law firms looks a little (or a lot) different than it used to. Where people work and what tools they work with are vastly different.
Maybe you only work with your team face-to-face twice a week.
Maybe you’re working from a coffee shop, and you’re (pretty) sure that the Wi-Fi is (mostly) secure.
The recipe for successfully running a law firm can feel more temperamental than a souffle—you need a polished professional appearance, a top-notch legal team, and a sound marketing strategy, just to name a few.
However, one ingredient is absolutely critical to the success of any law firm: quality client relationships.
Making sure your clients are