A key component to remember is that clients range in age and technical proficiency and therefore, the technology must be simple.

Consumer protection is imperative and consumers need real ratings and real reviews of attorneys.

In the end, it comes down to having a well-established culture around cybersecurity, complete with training and an understanding of the necessary investment.

Legal portability is the ability to access legal help, regardless of location.

With technology, specifically mobile applications, every day can be Law Day.

With interest in legal services apps at 73% of Millennials and 76% of those with children at home, lawyers must provide this mobile option to best serve clients.

A recent survey could help lawyers better understand where they need to be in order to best meet clients’ needs and expectations.

A fundamental principle for anyone considering agile and project management software is the need for collaboration and remaining open to change.

Lawyers in-house and at firms can use the agile technique not only for new systems but as an approach to project and case management.

The implications of a data breach can impact a company or law firm for many years down the line.