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LTRC’s Women of Legal Tech initiative is intended to encourage diversity and celebrate women in legal technology.

Is your firm ready to make a real change? Start by revamping the way you purchase legal technology.

Preparation is critical to ensuring businesses can continue to operate in the event of an outage or period of downtime.

In today’s competitive legal market, all law firms are under growing pressure from clients to increase efficiency and innovation while keeping costs low.

While data paves the way for better strategy, gathering good data demands strategy on the front end as well.

Since the introduction of Google Posts for Google My Business accounts, agencies and businesses of all kinds have been able to positively impact their search rankings with minimal effort.

Hiring the wrong contract or per diem attorney can have expensive and time-consuming repercussions.

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

Technology is changing, and if law firms are going to also improve their efficiency, implementing automated solutions will keep attorneys up to date and on top of their work.

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.