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Collaboration technologies and tools are the most important current development in legal technology and are likely to increase in importance.

A bill should be understandable and show the value you are providing them and why it is worth paying you to handle it.

The practice of law is time-consuming but never more than the time required managing your firm’s finances by hand.

By embracing a Millennial-friendly culture, your firm can motivate and retain top-level associates while improving productivity and retention rates along the way.

Adobe Acrobat has many features that users would love – and would use – if only they knew the feature existed.

The legal profession is stressful and pretending that you are unfazed by that stress will only make matters worse.

Nicole Black reviews Richard Susskind's second edition of Tomorrow’s Lawyers.

The need for legal malpractice insurance isn't going away.

The ABA Standing Committee on Ethics and Professional Responsibility issued Formal Opinion 477, “Securing Communication of Protected Client Information.”

Summer is a great time to catch up on some much overdue reading. This month our panel shares with us their Summer legal tech reading list.