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This month, we’re bringing you ideas for how to streamline, modernize, and make things easier for your firm. From even more functionality for the Documents feature in the Clio mobile app beta, to a new…
As a lawyer, you’re an expert on the practice of law—but are you taking the time to track what’s important when it comes to guiding the success of your firm?
This month, we’ve introduced a new Custom Fields tab, relaunched our integration with cash flow helper Fundbox, and added the ability to view documents to the new mobile app beta for Clio Manage.
When it comes to enabling your law firm and staff with technology, it’s best to get a device policy in place sooner than later.
Data security should be a top priority for any law firm, and here’s why.
What's new at Clio? The new mobile app for Clio Manage, enhanced expenses, and instant payment notifications.
If you’re constantly checking and responding to emails on your phone while at home, or out with friends and family, then maybe it’s time to take action to secure time for yourself that isn’t about…
Law firms have a lot to balance. With so many tasks, matters, and priorities competing for your attention, it’s all the more important to keep your internal processes and data as streamlined as possible.
Nowadays, subscriptions are everywhere. But, while most of us subscribe to a few favorites in our personal lives, are subscription-based services possible when it comes to the law?
