In preparing and researching a case, have you ever felt frustrated by the depth and detail of the technology and medical terminology in medical malpractice or product liability actions? You…
Software Technology, LLC is excited to announce the release of Version 19 of Tabs3 Software. This release features a new modern look and new tools to help firms stay organized,…
Crafted by Bloomberg Law® legal editor Robert Kim, the Bloomberg Law special report Cryptocurrency and Blockchain – The Technological and Regulatory Frontier of FinTech details how these issues present specific…
With state-of-the-art artificial intelligence powered by more than 100 years of attorney-edited annotations, Westlaw Edge elevates your research so you can think, work, and deliver results faster. The new, advanced…
Names like “WannaCry” and “SamSam” pepper the news, and many organizations struggle with responding to this one-two punch of malicious software and extortion.
With law practice management systems, you can easily streamline your work, get more accomplished, improve security, be more responsive, work from virtually anywhere, and, consequently, increase client satisfaction and the revenues that come with that. But you’re not going to get any of these benefits by merely investing in the system – you have to make sure you and your team use it consistently.
More law firms are going virtual and moving their practices into the Cloud. There is a significant cost attached to sticking with a traditional technology platform, and virtualization saves law…
Superhero movies are all the rage at the box offices, and practice management for law firms are all the rage in the legal industry. If you frequent the movie theaters you’ve likely noticed this with the recent releases of Black Panther, Avengers: Infinity Wars, and the Incredibles sequel, to name a few. Similarly, if you’re a small law attorney and read online, it would be hard to miss the industry chatter around practice management solutions!
Chances are, you’re using artificial intelligence (AI) every day in your personal life to get what you need done faster, whether that’s asking Alexa to book a table at your favorite restaurant or discovering a new favorite movie based on the recommendation of an online retailer.
Termination and Removal Rights Generally When fund investors lose confidence in a fund’s general manager or in the investment strategy of the fund, such investors often turn to the various…
Names like “WannaCry” and “SamSam” pepper the news, and many organizations struggle with responding to this one-two punch of malicious software and extortion.
A new podcast series, “Insights from the Edge,” will bring you the latest legal trends and topics as Insight Attorneys sit down with industry leaders to discuss the latest hot…
Who knew that when you acquired your JD that a CPA and an MBA should have been prerequisites? At least that’s what it can feel like if you’re running a…
What is blockchain? Often referred to as a “disruptive technology,” blockchain has emerged from relative obscurity to become one of the most popular conversation topics in varied industry circles. In…
Investigating an opposing defendant is critical, in both criminal and civil contexts. Even prior to the filing of the legal matter, knowing all that you can about a defendant helps…
According to the latest Thomson Reuters State of Small Law Firm Study, clients who want more value for less money are a moderate or significant challenge for small law firms. However, too often these clients have unrealistic expectations about the complexity of their case or how long it should take.
A first impression is a lasting impression – especially in the courtroom, so if you want to make sure yours is the very best it can be, consistently write clear, succinct, well-researched briefs.
Research shows that the majority of today’s attorneys regularly access legal content from locations other than their offices – whether that is from home, while commuting, or while traveling, not to mention the obvious necessity to reference legal content on demand in the courtroom. This modern need to work on the go makes convenience, portability, and agility all key attributes of the digital platforms that an attorney uses. Given that, eBooks may seem like a natural fit for most busy, mobile lawyers. In some organizations, however, eBook adoption by legal professionals is not prevalent. Even those who recognize the potential benefits of using eBooks may be slow to embrace them. For those who are considering adopting eBooks but are not yet convinced, we offer three potential eBook benefits that you may not have considered.
Kurent is an easy-to-use cloud program made for solos and small firms. Without elaborate practice management features to get in the way, Kurent gives you a simple way to track…
Monitor the latest developments stateside with Bloomberg Law’s growing collection of Domestic Profiles, which parse state laws and regulations by data type and sector and offer a local practitioner’s perspective…
