Legal Software
In the modern world, you either go digital or you fail. This is true for people (who seem out of touch without knowledge of the digital world), businesses (that go under when they refuse to keep pace... Continue Reading
Bills. Bills. More bills. Everyone’s got bills, but it can be a fun change of pace to be the one sending them for once, instead of just paying them. It’s an especially sweet update after years of... Continue Reading
Being a lawyer is ridiculously time-consuming. Many lawyers work well over 60 hours a week, every week. And when you have multiple active cases it only gets worse. To say nothing of all the time you spent... Continue Reading
Other than hardcore communists, just about everyone likes getting paid. It may not be why you do what you do, especially in a career requiring as much hard work and education as law, but it certainly... Continue Reading
Did you know the Constitution could’ve been signed into law one month earlier had all 56 US delegates relied on digital signatures? If digital signatures might have accomplished such an impressive feat in 1776, just imagine what... Continue Reading
Big data can be big trouble when it comes time to move to new legal software. The questions abound. What data will move over? How long will it take? How much will it cost? “The biggest... Continue Reading
Accounting accuracy can make the difference between a thriving law practice and losing your ability to practice law altogether. Accounting is a serious matter for any law firm. Here are six ways to help your firm make... Continue Reading
There are two things lawyers hate: risk and change. That puts the rising legal tech entrepreneur rock stars in a difficult position. You know you need to be using software to save time and increase accuracy and... Continue Reading
To get a better feel for how and why people buy legal software and what they end up buying, we surveyed 100 buyers about their purchases in a legal software survey. We wanted to get in lawyers’... Continue Reading
No one’s claiming the legal industry has been quick to innovate. But, despite its copious regulation and risk-averse actors, law is changing. Part one described how market forces and advances in machine learning and computing power... Continue Reading
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