The Legal Up blog

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

Many legal professionals who are interested in technology may yearn for a tech-focused job, but still want to remain within — or adjacent to — the legal industry. Often, their best option is to seek out roles at the intersection of tech and the law.

Of all the digital innovations in the legal industry, electronic filing (eFiling) stands out as a big change for litigators.

Generative AI is the latest innovation disrupting our information society.

For law firms, good matter management can be the difference between a firm that keeps growing or one that always struggles to keep up.

As you consider the way your law firm uses technology, it’s worthwhile to consider the ethics of AI usage in the legal world.

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

In today’s digital age, online reviews are critical to your law firm. As a matter of fact, industry experts tell us that 99% of consumers read reviews online and 84% trust those reviews as much as a personal recommendation.

Outlook is a common email platform for legal professionals.

One of the leading innovations in telephone technology has been Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP). By transmitting phone calls through an internet connection instead of landlines, VoIP facilitates communication from any location.