Law firms are second only to financial institutions in being targeted for attack.
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Law firms are second only to financial institutions in being targeted for attack.
Although it is very comforting to carry large bank balances, this represents very little about a law firm’s profitability or financial health.
In today’s environment, attorneys want to have flexibility, which includes the ability to work remotely, and vacation days that can actually be used.
When you are looking at new legal practice management software, you should consider how it can support your firm with document assembly.
Law firm leaders need to identify cloud-based tools that work not only for the firm’s employees, but also for clients and in some cases for business partners.
It is your professional responsibility to educate yourself and leverage accountant expertise with legal-industry experience when necessary.
When vetting both accounting professionals and legal accounting software, having a basic understanding of the key distinctions between general business accounting and legal accounting can be critical to making the right decision for your firm.
Remote access isn’t a new concept but, up until now, there has never been a widespread catalyst that caused it to be universally prioritized.
Firms need to be prepared with the right safeguards for those on-site and the right technology to bridge physical distance for those who continue to work remotely.
Once you’ve identified the “must-have” data, it’s important to consider what is feasible from a technical perspective and devise a plan that ensures business continuity.