Lawyer Tech Tips

We posed the following question to the practice management technology pros: When will the majority of law firms become fully cloud-based practices? What's stopping them from making the move now?

Video | You spent a lot of time getting that pleading or contract together, and now you're ready to send it out. The last thing you want to do is inadvertently expose your prior edits or others' comments to prying eyes.

Sharon Nelson and John Simek, with Michael Maschke | How many apps have access to your Contacts? Here's an ethics problem most attorneys don't know about.

Tom Lambotte | You need multiple layers of security to keep your law firm safe from cyber-bandits. 

Tech Tips | What's your favorite tip for taking notes in meetings?

Need a productivity boost this year? Here are ideas from Sheila Blackford, Brett Burney, Tom Lambotte, Sharon Nelson and John Simek, and Camille Stell.

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.

Using multiple programs while executing a given task is nothing new. That's why I, along with legions of computer users, use multiple monitors when we work. Consider these advantages of doing so.

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

Converting a Word document to PDF is an essential Word skill, especially if you’re dealing with courts that require e-filing. Make that frequent task a one-click operation by adding Publish as PDF to your Quick Access Toolbar.