The Legal Up blog

Emotional intelligence (EI), once regarded as a soft skill that belonged only in the periphery, has surged to the forefront of legal discourse. It has become a critical tool for litigators in particular.

Finding the time for self-care amid your demanding career can seem like an impossible task.

You put a lot of effort into making sure your clients have a good experience with your firm, right? From your intake process to the way you handle cases, you work hard for the wow factor. After all, happy clients are the best marketing.

Artificial intelligence is quite useful, and it becomes more capable every day. Whether you’ve fully embraced what AI can do for your law firm or you’re holding off until you understand more of the potential ethical implications, this is the right time to create an official AI policy for your firm.

When was the last time you did a tech audit at your law firm?

As a legal professional, your personal social media profiles can have a big professional impact.

Many legal professionals are considering when and how they can use ChatGPT for legal tasks.

As a legal professional wanting to appear technologically competent, you may think it is sufficient to simply use technology regularly. After all, the real luddites avoid technology, right?

Cybersecurity is a growing concern for law firms, with many practices victimized by costly cyberattacks. Does your practice want to move beyond the “concern” stage and actually enact cybersecurity measures?

While artificial intelligence (AI) has made a positive impact on technology in many ways, one downside is the proliferation of AI-generated images.