Category: Law Firm Operations

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Law Firm Operations

Legal Docketing Software or Practice Management System?

As you vet technology to improve your firm’s operations, you might have wondered whether you should invest in legal docketing software or a more comprehensive practice management system. While we advocate for a more robust system, it’s important to understand docketing software features, so you can make sure the legal

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Law Firm Operations

Litigation Management Software for the Growing Firm

Litigation management software is a comprehensive solution for managing all aspects of a litigation firm. Whether you’re a civil practice or a criminal defense firm, litigation management tools can streamline and organize discovery management, trial preparation, case strategy development, communication, and more. 

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Law Firm Operations

How Client Intake Software Reduces Admin Time

Every minute spent on administrative tasks is a minute less spent on case preparation, client consultation, or courtroom representation. This is why law firms are always on the lookout for ways to streamline their operations — client intake being one of the most frequent. Integrating client intake software into your firm’s

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Law Firm Operations

What Makes a Law Firm Successful Today?

The definition of a successful law firm is no longer about simply winning cases. Today, setting yourself up for long-term success hinges upon technological adaptation, client satisfaction, and efficient operations. Do a quick self-assessment against these parameters. How does your firm measure up? 

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Law Firm Operations

Are You Competent? The Vital Role of Technology in Estate Planning Firms

Compliance with the American Bar Association competence rule is vital for success in estate planning law. The attorney competence requirement, outlined in Model Rule 1.1, identifies the necessary legal knowledge, skill, thoroughness and preparation for representation. Moreover, competence is not limited to legal knowledge and preparation exclusively.

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