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Weekly roundup: Legal news from around the country
Welcome to the weekly roundup of the latest news from the courts and the legal industry. Each week, we bring you a quick summary of significant developments, new trends, and interesting articles.
7 tech essentials for today’s virtual law firm
In recent years, “virtual” law firms have garnered increased attention as a viable alternative to the traditional partner model, and its reliance on equity produced by the billable hour.
This week’s highlights Federal judge strikes down federal eviction moratorium Florida lifts most COVID-related courthouse restrictions Several BigLaw firms announce office reopening dates California judges are prohibited from giving legal advice to family The Atlantic asks “can justice be served on ...
How will the civil courts change in a post-COVID world?
In March 2020, courthouses across the United States began to close in response to the rapidly developing coronavirus pandemic. While the physical buildings were entirely shut down to the public, the critical services that the courts provide remained, however.
10 (fixable) issues that challenge law firm profitability
Even law firms that bring in significant revenue can suffer from low profitability if expenses and inefficiencies abound.
5 reasons to serve through your case management system
Ordering service of process for case initiating documents and beyond can be a step outside your normal tools and day to day processes, or it can be a simple action from a system where you already spend your time.
Everything you need to know about sending large files by email
These days, working with email and using email clients like Microsoft Outlook or Apple Mail is pretty run of the mill stuff. However, there’s a little more to sending email attachments, especially large files, than is general knowledge.
5 ideas for adapting your practice to the pandemic
The technological rebirth of law practice you’ve been hearing about since the days of the dot-com bubble is finally here—if only because lawyers have no other choice.
How to prepare for a Zoom hearing
As U.S. courts explore ways to reduce foot traffic during a global public health crisis, they are adapting to the use of videoconferencing at breakneck speed.
