Drowning in email? This excerpt from "Microsoft Outlook for Legal Professionals" tells how to manage rules so you can process email faster — plus a rule for keeping track of what you delegated by email.

For our new Friday Five+ Tech Tips, we’ve invited a dream team of law practice technology experts to tell us their best advice for tackling the everyday tech quandaries that plague us all, to help your practice run just a bit more ...

Nicole Clark | Lawyers have faced a shift from traditional inked (wet) signatures to electronic signatures. Fortunately, federal and state governments have constructed statutory frameworks for it.

Brett Burney tells how you can set up Mac law office: hardware, software, using Microsoft and PDFs, and cloud-based services. Brett Burney’s primer on what you’ll need to go “all Mac” is an Attorney at Work classic ...

Catherine Tang is applying everything she learned about remote lawyering to her new solo practice, including these apps.

For many young lawyers, dictation evokes images of dusty credenzas covered with tape recorders and microphones. But while today’s lawyers tend to be much more tech-savvy than past generations, they still use their voices to accomplish a lot ...

To reach zero AR, firms must use batch billing processes and automatic withdrawals for payment.

Andrea Cannavina | Good organization habits can make you more efficient and productive, but it doesn't happen by accident. You need to get intentional to stop wasting time.

Andrea Cannavina shares some favorite tools that will have a serious impact on your home office happiness.

In Part One of this "all-Mac" series, "Still Want an All-Mac Law Office?," we talked about what you need — hardware, software, cloud services and more — and how ...