Lawyer Tech Tips

Sharon Nelson and John Simek | It is painfully obvious that traditional castle-and-moat security designs don’t work in these modern computing days.

ABA TECHSHOW 2021 had a fantastic slate of programs at virtual attendees' fingertips. Today a few practice management and technology experts share a sampling of top session tips.

Tom Lambotte's Simple Stupid Mac Tips: TextExpander tips for remembering snippets, managing contacts and automating calendar bookings.

Sharon Nelson and John Simek | Cyberattack methods are constantly changing. As threats evolve, your defenses must also evolve.

Ready for trial? Foxit's Mike Bigelow says collecting, converting and organizing information from different sources is easier with a PDF editor.

Here are picks from Sheila Blackford, Brett Burney, Jim Calloway, Anne Haag, Tom Lambotte, Sharon Nelson and John Simek, Nerino Petro and Reid Trautz.

In this excerpt from Affinity Consulting Group's book "NetDocuments for Legal Professionals," you’ll find quick tips for searching NetDocuments like a pro.

Video | Of all the Microsoft Office applications in law offices, Outlook is hands-down the most frequently used. After all, who doesn’t need to handle email every day? Here are four features that trip up even seasoned Microsoft Outlook users.

OK, obviously you know how to look good on video calls, but what about your clients? Lexicon's Scott Brennan has a few good reminders for you both.

Step-by-step instructions for redacting sensitive information from a PDF like a pro using Adobe Acrobat Professional DC.