Legal documents have been called the lifeblood of any law firm, and they are.
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Legal documents have been called the lifeblood of any law firm, and they are.
A comprehensive outline of the firm’s practice management needs and most pressing issues is an effective way to narrow down the many legal software options available.
Once the requirements of the law firm are understood, it is very clear why a generalized accounting solution, like QuickBooks, may not be the best option for all of your accounting needs.
With cloud-based applications, lawyers can easily store and access all of their legal documents and client information in one portable device in real time at any location.
Introducing a new system to your employees is hard, but for your workplace, it’s necessary. Technology is rapidly changing antiquated business structures and adopting new technologies is inevitable. How do you get your team on board? Preparing your team isn’t always easy, but you can help make the transition smoother with careful planning and preparation.
Law firm business development is a balance of relationship building, increasing revenue, and cross-selling. As firms continue to grow and evolve, it’s necessary to leverage end-to-end legal practice management tools to help you accomplish all three.
Choosing a legal practice management system that includes a native payment platform eliminates keystroke errors, slashes time, and alleviates the burden of tracking offline payments — empowering your payments team and speeds cashflow.
CARET Legal recently commissioned a survey of law firms’ activity and decisions about software. The results revealed that 65% of all firms selected the need to increase efficiency and build a better practice as their motivation for adopting their practice management technology.
Working with a Managed Service Provider (MSP) can be an excellent way for firms to obtain comprehensive IT expertise without the cost, time, and issues involved in building an IT department from scratch.
Law firms are common targets of cyberattacks due to the sensitive information they obtain and store and their slow adoption of cybersecurity policies. In a CARET Legal-sponsored ALA webcast on February 17th, Thomas (TJ) Schoessow, VP of Technology Infrastructure at AbacusNext, and Alan Rappley, Senior Cyber Security Engineer at AbacusNext, discussed the basics of a SOC 2 audit and why firms are seeking vendors with SOC 2 attestation to keep their data secure.