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By: Owen Morris, Director of Enterprise Architecture at Doherty Associates Imagine having a tool that can generate fresh content at the touch of a button. Enter generative AI, a revolutionary technology that has taken the world by storm. By harnessing machine learning models, generative AI can generate quick content in response to users’ prompts – whether it be text, images …

In recent years, new technology, specialization, client demand, and the pandemic forced the legal industry to adopt more efficient practices, including embracing the use of virtual legal services. In an ever-changing business environment, many companies need the flexibility of remote, on-demand engagement with outsourced legal services. Enter Alternative Legal Service Providers (ALSPs). Almost two-thirds of respondents to Bloomberg Law’s 2022 …

In today’s legal landscape, customer expectations are reaching new heights, fostering a worldwide digital revolution across man sectors. The legal realm is no exception to this transformative wave.  Modern legal clients are seeking convenience and flexibility. They want a swift, hassle-free, and secure payment experience. Interestingly, their desires go beyond mere alternative payment methods—70% of clients are keen on flexible …

Over the past year, we’ve seen privacy-related legal actions brought against companies from Federal, State, and Regulatory agencies, and private classes that focus heavily on data privacy violations related to website tracking. Law firms with data privacy practices are seeing a substantial uptick in questions from clients concerned with these topics, and clients who require defense against a pending legal …

As a law firm, it’s crucial to be aware of the significant risk posed by the commingling of funds and take proactive measures to prevent it. In this article, we will explore the basics of commingling funds, discuss its consequences, and provide effective strategies for avoiding inadvertent commingling. We’ll also talk about tools that can assist your modern law practice …

By Oliver Patterson, director of product management, VIPRE Security Group Law firms are entrusted with handling vast amounts of highly-sensitive information, ranging from financial data and medical records to insurance claims and personal client details. With strict compliance and regulatory requirements governing the legal profession, protecting this data is paramount. However, in an increasingly digital world, cybercriminals are targeting business …

In an evolving legal environment with market competition at an all-time high, the technical competence of law firms and legal departments of large organizations have to be top notch. It is imperative for legal practitioners to stay updated on regulatory changes as they happen in order to be best suited to service their clients or manage their departments. After all, …

While the public is getting acclimated to flashy advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), these technologies are nothing new to the legal industry. Both have been mainstays over the last few years — especially within the realms of contract review and in predictive analytics around judge rulings and the effects of precedent. The debut of tools such …

From social media to litigation, the world has turned to video as a mainstream vehicle for consuming information in an engaging and quick manner.  When it comes to attorneys effectively displaying their evidence and case information in litigation, audiovisual technology has become an important tool. With the increase in remote proceedings, a variety of cutting-edge video technology applications can be leveraged …

By Vince Wingerter, CEO and founder of 4LegalLeads.com  You’ve probably heard the old property adage –  the three most important things about real estate are location, location, location. Given today’s competitive online market, the three most important things about legal lead generation are quality, quality, quality!  Why the focus on quality now?  While law firms have been utilizing online marketing …