The internet age pulled back the curtain and encouraged disruption in many specialized industries, and the legal field is no longer an exception.

Law firms should be proactive and not reactive to find solutions that improve workflows to do more with less.

We know that the film and television industry portrays the legal profession as non-stop excitement and drama, such as in Chicago Justice and Law and Order, but the reality is that being a lawyer is not that at all. Quite the contrary, being a lawyer often involves long hours filled with tremendous demands and stress, advocating for your clients, meeting ...

Cybersecurity is a moving target and your commitment to safeguarding client data should thus be ongoing.

Even after economic conditions improved, many law firms have still seen their realization and collection rates steadily decline.

Since they were introduced, Uniformed Task-Based Management System (UTBMS) billing codes have brought clarity to billing and data analysis. 

As AI technology tools continue to develop for legal applications, law firms will see an increase in efficiency and productivity.

Despite some lawyers’ fears, blockchain will not spell the end of the legal profession.

Utilizing tools that add value to your firm will separate you from the pack in addition to shedding unnecessary labor.

Hackers are becoming smarter and bolder. By taking the proper precautions, you can remain a step ahead.