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The Moment We’re In Litigation support is no longer about simply “getting it filed”. Courts are modernizing, clients expect efficiency, and technology is evolving faster than ever. In this environment, paralegals are stepping into a new role: not just support professionals but workflow architects ...

InfoTrack’s latest integration has arrived, and this one is geared toward law firms who want superior litigation efficiency within a highly customizable practice management setup.

The very notion of AI for litigators has moved from a scary, futuristic concept to a daily reality. Whether you’re drafting documents, managing cases, or communicating with clients, AI-powered tools are becoming an integral part of litigation practice.

Law firms live and breathe complex work, but much of the energy spent in litigation isn’t on strategy or arguments — it’s on tedious administrative steps. That’s where litigation support automation comes in.

You know the type. The first thing they ask is: “how much is this going to cost?”

The legal industry continues to face challenges and opportunities that demand innovative approaches to business management.

Introducing any new technology comes with risks. How do you proceed when you think a new tech tool will help your practice, but you need to minimize the potential for problems?

Are you looking to grow your firm and make more money? Good business intelligence tools can help you achieve those goals.

When clients hire a lawyer, they expect you to know your way around the legal landscape. Nonetheless, there are numerous factors outside of your legal expertise that can lead clients to question (or downright distrust) your competence.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly prevalent in the legal industry. Legal AI tools are more common than ever, and generative AI has stayed in the legal tech headlines since the 2022 debut of ChapGPT.