Lawyer Tech Tips

Andrea Cannavina, Matt Spiegel, Jerry Ting and Anand Upadhye share their perspectives on the big tech event.

If you’re using antiquated software, your firm probably isn't running as smoothly as it should. Here are a few surefire signs it's time to upgrade.

Takeaways from the College of Law Practice Management Futures Conference aimed at detecting and mitigating cyberthreats.

What are the options when it comes to enterprise collaboration tools for small and midsize law firms? Here are five tips to consider.

HIPPA? HiPAA? HIPPO? Simple steps for teaching autocorrect settings to catch your most common spelling mistakes — and save you time.

I need to start by getting a chip off my shoulder: I am not Mrs. Wiggins, nor am I some out-of-work secretary looking for crotchety old-school attorneys to bark into a recorder and wait for me to type their words. Back in my bricks-and-mortar ...

Using the Heading Styles in a Word document instead of directly formatting all your headings gives you access to a lot of functionality, including the ability to include a fully automated Table of Contents in your document with just a few clicks.

We asked the practice management technology experts: What can a law firm do to make a hacker's job harder these days? Here's advice you can use to fight the good fight — and stay out of the cyber crosshairs — from Heidi ...

What writers need is a method they can use to create a first draft. Of course, lots of magic happens during revision of that draft, when writers refine their thoughts further. That’s when they apply Word styles. But they need a first draft to ...

For this edition of Friday Tech Tips, we asked the practice management technology experts: "What’s your best tech tip for collaborating well with others?" Here's good advice from Jim Calloway, Andrea Cannavina, Jared Correia, Darla Jackson, ...