Quick Tips

The legal industry has come a long way in embracing the turn towards digital transformation and the need for accompanying cybersecurity. But, in many ways, the industry is still lagging.

It’s easy to feel overwhelmed. If you don’t collect and organize enough data during discovery, you might miss something.

Digital accessibility is about making sure technology is available to the broadest range of users.

Goal setting is a good idea for every business, law firm or not, but it is especially helpful if you feel stuck, or like you are spinning your wheels.

To do e-discovery well is almost like an art form, and there’s a fine line for knowing when and how to bring the practice in-house.

The life of a lawyer can be chaotic, to say the least.Thankfully, there’s a technology readily available to help streamline many of the daily activities that typically bog lawyers down: texting.

In a highly competitive market, you have to find a way to stand out. It’s vital that you establish yourself as the expert and become so unforgettable that clients seek you out

A careful look at five key questions surrounding the ethics of a technology assisted review (TAR) can help you use it in a way that is strategic, reasonable and proportional to the matter.

With half a billion users and two new users joining every second, LinkedIn is the world’s largest professional network and the digital business card of the 21st century.

The Panama Papers scandal, the security breach of two prominent New York law firms, and other recent breaches and hacks have moved cybersecurity to the top of most law firms priority lists.