Legal Technology
Welcome to our Legal Technology resource hub. As law firms navigate a rapidly evolving digital landscape, staying ahead of the curve is no longer optional—it is the foundation of a successful practice. To help you separate the transformative tools from the fleeting trends, we have compiled our absolute best guides, expert insights, and software recommendations into one definitive resource. Explore our comprehensive Legal Tech Hub to build a more efficient, secure, and profitable modern law practice.
If it feels like the business of practicing law is getting harder every year, you may be right. Kristin Tyler has a road map for a new law firm business model for 2020 and beyond.
Kristin Tyler - September 19, 2019Product Review | Westlaw Edge’s new Quick Check feature is a stunning combination of man (or woman) and machine.
Jared Correia - August 16, 2019
Can voice writing and digital reporting fill the gaps?
Jim Cudahy - August 6, 2019
Here's the first installment in Andrea Cannavina's no-nonsense guide to starting your dream business.
Andrea Cannavina - August 2, 2019
Product Review | Speed, control, flattened costs … these are all compelling factors in favor of LawLytics for law firms seeking web design services.
Jared Correia - August 1, 2019
Learning project management skills not only makes your life easier, but your clients may demand it — if they haven’t already.
Laura Ernde - August 1, 2019
Maybe lawyers' duty to maintain competence in technology is easier to attain than public discourse would lead us to believe.
Megan Zavieh - July 23, 2019
Law firm workflow is easily stymied by breakdowns in processes and communications. The first step to solving bottlenecks is to identify the problems.
Kevin Harris - July 22, 2019
Buying software for a law firm without a plan to properly implement with your whole team on board is like buying a plane without a pilot’s license — you have the means to soar, but you have no idea what it takes to get off the ground.
Josh Taylor - July 18, 2019
Critics say Rule 5.4 limits collaboration between lawyers and allied professionals when making business decisions, which affects the bottom line.
Susan Peters - July 16, 2019