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Warning signs you’ve been hacked and what to do next
We are all operating in an increasingly digital world, legal professionals included, and we all need to watch out for cybersecurity breaches.
The 7 best Clio integrations for growing law firms
Clio is an extremely popular legal software that handles numerous functions for law firms of all sizes. Users love how easy it is to manage cases and run a law firm all from one place.
The 6 best integrations for Smokeball
Many small law firms utilize Smokeball as their legal practice management software, helping them to streamline their operations and focus on outstanding legal work. If you use it, you already know how powerful it can be.
The best LEAP integrations for growing law firms
LEAP legal software is a productivity solution widely used by growing law firms.
Non-legal tasks you can automate to make legal work easier
As the legal industry embraces automation, there’s a lot of talk about what should and shouldn’t be done by technology.
Dos and don’ts of virtual interactions with judges
If you attend hearings, you need to know the best practices — and common mistakes — of virtual interactions with judges.
How to work with clients who Google everything
Do you have a legal client who Googles everything before they meet with you? It’s wonderful that these clients are more engaged and informed, but some seem to think that their Google searches make them just as qualified to practice law as your years of study and experience. Let’s talk about how to ...
Common end-of-year scams your law firm should watch out for
The end-of-year holiday season always brings an increase in scams, and law firms are not immune to this phenomenon.
Smartphone skills for legal professionals
As a legal professional, it’s time to upgrade your smartphone skills.
Top 7 things technology will never replace in the legal industry
There is currently a lot of discussion about technology replacing legal professionals.
