Optimizing your law firm for the new year is integral to the overall health of your business, and it’s never too early to start planning.
Let’s face it: remote work is here to stay. It doesn’t matter if you’re going into an office every day or meeting in-person with colleagues a few days
The shift to remote work and the increasingly sophisticated demands of clients have upped the ante on practice management software.
In poker, table stakes are the money or chips a player needs to lay on the table to be part of the game. Similarly, in a law practice, your ability to compete in
You might want to consider legal automation, which optimizes technology to automate certain tasks and free up more time to do what your team does best: provide client service.
Automation can be defined in many ways by many industries; however, it doesn’t always have to apply to complex procedures like robotic process automation
With organizations’ workforces spread across various locations – homes, offices, and remote settings – strengthening relationships between employers and employees has become an even greater priority.
For attorneys, missing a deadline is no laughing matter. Depending on the jurisdiction, rules and the judge, sanctions might be a stern admonishment by the judge, an
With organizations’ workforces spread across various locations – homes, offices, and remote settings – strengthening relationships between employers and employees has become an even greater priority.
Now that most mask mandates and mandatory quarantines have been lifted, law firms are increasingly being faced with decisions regarding employee flexibility. Those that adapt and change
Today’s growing cybersecurity threat environment has many firms feeling besieged, but an effective modern response is available that protects hybrid cloud and remote work scenarios with an adaptable mesh rather than an impregnable wall.
A siege mentality has long pervaded attempts to secure IT networks, encrypt data, and control access to a law
The more effectively an application is used, the sooner tasks are completed, providing more available time for other more meaningful tasks.
One of the most important and many times the most overlooked aspects of a law firm is the technology and applications that it owns. While sufficient cybersecurity measures will be beneficial to
The hybrid work environment is not new. What is new, however, is the normalization of it.
I don’t want this to be another pandemic article so let’s not make it that. We, as professionals, have been working remotely for years, long before the pandemic. Attorneys and paralegals have been emailing work home to themselves forever
Maintaining communication both internally and externally will lead to more engagement and satisfaction amongst both your clients and employees which, in turn, will make your firm much more productive and profitable.
Communication is imperative to the success of any law firm, especially when most businesses are operating on hybrid or fully remote work
With changes in how law firms operate, those utilizing built-in payments realize the immediate benefits of removing the friction to getting paid and accelerating their cash flow.
With payments trending as such a buzz-worthy topic in the legal industry, we were excited to sit down with Ari Kaplan, attorney, author and leading legal
Manual processes are slowly giving way to automated online payments that result in faster and more secure payments.
Let’s be honest: Billing and invoicing are no one’s favorite tasks. Manual processes have long made these tasks time-consuming and tedious. Nonetheless, they’re still critical to the success of any firm.
Thankfully, there’s a better
Every firm, no matter how big or small, must protect itself. So, what can a firm do to reduce the threat of being hacked?
There are so many ways for a law firm to become more profitable, which go beyond the standard approach of cutting costs and obtaining more business. Additionally, the new
Data analytics allows firms to find the right balance in providing clients with flexible pricing options while still protecting firm profitability.
Our title borrows a famous quote from William Edwards Deming, an American engineer, statistician, professor and author often labeled “the original data scientist.” Deming also said, “Without data, you’re just another person
Making the time upfront to do a data migration the right way will save you from the stress of the unexpected as you go through a transition.
It can be daunting to even think about migrating to legal practice management systems. While you may know the move is needed, transitioning from the outdated
Whether you work in a small practice or a larger one, firms of all sizes can benefit from understanding the costs associated with choosing a legal practice management software.
Purchasing a new practice management system is a major step in moving towards increased productivity, efficiency and collaboration. However, when it comes to purchasing
A comprehensive outline of the firm’s practice management needs and most pressing issues is an effective way to narrow down the many legal software options available.
According to a McKinsey Global Institute report, over 23 percent of a lawyer’s work can be handled by technology. In addition, half of all lawyers are