Software

E-discovery as we know it is changing. AI technology has the power to improve efficiency, cut costs, and make better use of your time and client resources.

Mac computers are now becoming the preferred choice for young professionals, including young lawyers and law students.

With legal technology vendors consolidating left and right, disparate products are being brought together under a single umbrella like never before.

Thanks to vast technological advances being made in terms of accounting software suitable to law firms, a lot of previously lost time can now be utilized.

To make the move to in-house e-discovery operations a success, legal departments must undertake a thorough analysis of their needs and their available technology solutions.

Instead of rifling through reams of paper or clicking through 62 results from Ctrl+F, proper fact management software efficiently targets, links, and categorizes information exactly when you need it.

Even though AI is commonly thought of as a technology of the future, there are tools currently available to law firms that utilize AI.

As law firms consider the move to Microsoft Office 365, it is good to know Mimecast and the newest Microsoft platform work extremely well together.

Microsoft wants you and your content and your applications to be available wherever you are and on whatever device you are using.

Lawyers have regarded the original inked paper as the true mark of authenticity. Photocopied documents were regarded as susceptible to forgery and/or fraud. But the times are changing.