Every other month, the ABA Law Practice Division publishes a new issue of Law Practice Magazine featuring insightful articles and helpful tips regarding marketing and client development, finance, legal technology and practice management. The latest issue focusing on marketing will teach you how to communicate effectively, improve your client relationships, boost referrals, and cultivate your firm’s business development. Here are a few highlights: Microsoft Surface …

Once you have been practicing law for a while, it can become easy to get into a specific routine and rely on that for years to come. However, it is important to consider new tools you could incorporate into your habits to boost productivity. In this 30 minute presentation sponsored by Amicus Attorney, discover valuable tools you can begin using to become …

With coworkers often on the road, telecommuting, or generally hard to catch in person, digital signatures are becoming more and more valuable, but what all should be considered when moving into this route, and where exactly is it appropriate to use a digital signature? These questions and more will be answered in the Legal Technology Resource Center’s free webinar sponsored …

As new technology is introduced, client expectations change and the legal profession evolves. Virtual law firm tools can help lawyers adapt to these changes, and enable small law firms to grow quickly and compete effectively against larger law firms. In this 30 minute presentation sponsored by Clio, gain an understanding of what constitutes a virtual law firm, and the benefits …

The American Bar Association’s Law Practice Division provides a monthly webzine, Law Practice Today, covering the latest topics in law practice management. October’s edition focuses on intellectual property, discussing topics such as IP issues, patent law, and even comic books! Here are some highlights from this issue: The Management Challenge of Data Security and Privacy  “Technology has revolutionized the practice of law, but too …

With its ability to cut review costs by 50-70%, technology-assisted review, or TAR (known broadly as predictive coding), is a litigation game-changer. TAR assists attorneys by simplifying and better managing the process of searching and reviewing information stored electronically, regardless of case size. In this 30 minute presentation sponsored by Catalyst, compare the effectiveness of TAR and older review methods …