In The Know

It is not possible to talk about eDiscovery or document review heading in to 2021 without mention of TAR (technology-assisted review).

As law firms and legal departments expand technological capabilities, an emphasis remains on increasing efficiency while providing value.

Paralegals are vital for the success of any law firm. In fact, they’re often the backbone of the organization.

The attorneys who do not take advantage of these tools will have trouble keeping up.

When it comes to virtual reality, warning labels alone may not be enough to keep players safe.

As a new generation of lawyers enter the workforce, they bring new ideas, perspectives and ways of working that are bound to influence future law.

Gone are the days of guesswork and a qualitative approach to legal operations. The future is data.

There are many resources that can boost efficiency for legal departments at all stages of the maturity model.

Now more than ever, corporate legal departments are reassessing where their legal ops stand and are looking to move forward with the right tools.

When people in the legal world sit down at their computer to write a brief, a memo, a personal note, they likely begin by opening Microsoft Word.