Tag Archives: data

I had a chance to catch up with Mary Juetten, who consults with LegalShield as an Access Advocate and chat with her about the concept of the data-driven law practice. Mary wrote a book on key performance indicators (KPIs) for small law firms in 2016, published by Thomson Reuters, and her latest one was self-published last fall on Amazon. Below ...

If almost every law firm is sitting on their own data gold mine, why aren’t more cashing in?

Mobility is a key factor in attorneys’ collective quest to boost efficiency, billable hours and client service.

Gaining valuable analytical insights requires practice-area-specific tagging and clean, accurate data.

Each person within an organization holds the power to threaten or enhance the company's data security.

Erin Gerstenzang talks about the initiative and the current landscape of ethics reform including lawyer regulations.

Things are getting virtual these days. From remote work teams to crowdsourced marketing tasks, companies have been able to shift a large amount of their workload to decentralized locations.

Protecting sensitive data is actually simple for attorneys to do, and in most cases, requires nothing more than getting that information out of their office and into the hands of a trusted vendor.

Data organization is especially important for law firms. Lawyers need to organize not just their own data, but also that of their clients and opposing parties.