From the staff you’ve hired to the office environment you’ve created, you’ve done your best to make your clients feel at ease from the moment they walk through the door of your law firm. But do you offer them the...
Trust accounting is a cornerstone for any legal practice, and it must be handled with great care to maintain compliance with legal and ethical standards as well as to ensure transparency with your clients. The...
Summer is here and you’re ready to enjoy some well-deserved rest and relaxation. Due to the nature of the legal industry, however, you can’t completely unplug for days or weeks at a time. Like thousands of other...
With so many options available on the market, finding practice management software that meets your law firm’s needs should be easy. However, navigating software choices and conflicting requests from your legal...
For law firms, time is quite literally money. With a finite number of billable hours in a day, the way you structure, track, and plan for time can make a significant difference in areas across your legal practice. Beyond accurate time management, incorrect timekeeping...
Law firms often deal with complex matters, and many law practices spend significant overhead time in task management. Some operations in a legal practice need hands-on workflows to succeed. But, hear us out: not everything has to be done manually. In fact, firms that...
Practicing criminal law can be a high-stakes endeavor, and we’re not just talking about client matters. Criminal law practices face unique challenges in managing and growing their practice, from navigating a competitive marketplace to working with difficult clients...
For law firms, it can be overwhelming to sort out exactly what software and programs you need in your starting line-up to operate at peak performance. Firms need to balance utility with user interface, cost, frequency of use, and a whole host of factors that can be...
As an estate planning practice, you work with clients on emotional subjects: deciding what their legacy will be, mapping out their long-term care needs, and ensuring that their loved ones are provided for. Not only are you helping to plan for potentially difficult...