CARET Legal eBooks and Industry Reports

Considering client expectations is important when adopting new technology. Your firm should choose software that not only increases collaboration and productivity among your staff, but also satisfies your clients’ needs for enhanced security, increased communication and greater efficiency. Learn more in our eBook.

In today’s environment, technology is essential for any law firm to be profitable, efficient and productive. With the right legal technology, your firm can attract employees, reduce turnover and generate more business. Learn how your firm can increase employee engagement and client satisfaction in this eBook.

This eBook covers each facet of regular client communication and multiple ways to protect yourself from potential data loss. There are few things more damaging to a business than experiencing client data loss, so please take a few minutes today to digest some best practices that savvy law firms are

This complete feature list outlines all of CARET Legal’s unique capabilities. Fill out the form to receive an overview of our next generation features and learn how CARET Legal’s can transform your practice.

While many disasters can’t be avoided, with the right planning in place, firms can lessen the impact of the unknown. In this white paper, former firm administrator and legal practice consultant, Gail Ruopp, outlines the key components of a comprehensive disaster recovery plan. Learn more in our eBook.

If your firm has experienced technology driven down time, you know how frustrating this can be, particularly if critical client data is compromised. Today, the consensus is that cloud-based technology provides more protection and security than on-site solutions. Our legal technology/data security checklist will help you assess your firm’s legal

The team at CARET Legal has put together an easy read to help you identify where your firm is most vulnerable to third party interception and how to protect your clients’ confidential information from cybersecurity threats. This white paper identifies the three most susceptible areas of a law firm and