Managing a Law Firm

What lessons have legal professionals learned in the shutdown? What should they apply going forward? Advice from Sheila Blackford, Brett Burney, Jim Calloway, Andrea Cannavina, Natalie Kelly, Sharon Nelson and John Simek, and Camille Stell.

Robert Theofanis shares an example of putting clients' needs first. It's the little details that can set your firm apart from the pack.

Scott Wallingford has five steps you can use to quickly identify where time and billing workflow problems exist in your firm, and how to fix them.

Most of us were used to taking our laptops home and doing some work, but few were accustomed to doing ALL work from home. Common topics raised in tech support calls during the shutdown offer insight into the biggest roadblocks for remote workers.

I wanted to learn what other attorneys are doing to weather this storm, so I created a quick survey. Here are some of the responses.

Lap desks will turn your remote work cramped nightmare into a pleasant, comfortable sojourn. Check out these three featured lap desks.

Kristen Tyler | OK, so I’m a mom, wife, lawyer and legal-tech entrepreneur. I’ve got a lot going on. But I strongly believe that no matter how hectic your day is — pandemic or not — there are three easy ways you can strive for well-being in ...

Friday 5 | Social distancing shouldn't stop you from building and maintaining your network. Here are Camille Stell's tips for networking through readily available tools.

Ask the Experts from the Legal Marketing Association | How can law firms best communicate and evolve their marketing both during the COVID-19 shutdown and once business returns to "normal"? Advice from Barbara Malin, Trish Lilley, Adam Severson ...

Mark Homer says that without a good sales process, you're probably wasting money on marketing. Here are five of the most meaningful changes your firm can make to improve intake and sign on more clients.