Any time you undertake a project that involves your computers, it is a good idea to have your IT team involved.
Two Heads are Better Than One: Working with Your IT Company When Transitioning to A New Practice Management Platform
Posts about email (4):
How Best To Communicate in Today’s Environment
Communication with clients and prospective clients has always been very important. Due to the current climate, it is even now more important to ensure that clients and potential new clients are receiving the communications that they want, in the format that they want, and when they want them. Proper communication from everyone in a firm will have a positive impact on clients and will increase the firm’s overall success. These communications include, but are not limited to, texts, emails, voicemails, websites and social media posts.
Best Practices for Billable Hours: How to Bill Time in Your Law Firm
In this post, we look at how technology explicitly helps firms outpace their competition by outlining best practices for billable hours.
Taking Tasks Out Of Email
There are many inherent inefficiencies with using email for project or task management.
Cybersecurity Threats Are Looming: Is Your Firm Prepared?
As more people continue to work remotely, it is becoming increasingly important that everyone understand why security is critical and what is at risk.
Ask the Experts: What Will the Legal Industry Look Like in 2021?
Goodbye 2020 and hello to 2021! As we kick off a new year, we asked some of our CARET Legal partners to make predictions on what we can expect to see in 2021. They shared their thoughts on legal technology, remote work and the continuing evolution of the legal industry. (Note: some responses have been edited for length or clarity)
Are You Guilty of These Five Email Faux Pas?
With email being a major form of communication in most practices, it’s now more important than ever that you look for ways to make email work for your firm.
Automating Your Family Practice: One Firm’s Journey
How can family law firms leverage legal technology to become more efficient, enhance security and visibility, and leverage remote communication and collaboration tools?
Your Team Is Staying Remote. Now What? Recommended Remote Work Policies for a Dispersed Workforce
Many people are working remotely without having signed a remote work policy from their employers. This puts the employer at risk.
A Few More Important Things About Preparing for a Disaster
While not every employee needs the same level of education, it is critical to continue the disaster education process throughout the year for all employees.