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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.
Each year, legal tech changes faster and faster. From new apps and services, to shifting client expectations, to new regulations covering tech and what it means for the practice of law, there’s plenty for lawyers…
Jack Newton, CEO and Co-founder of Clio, delivered a rousing opening keynote at the 2018 Clio Cloud Conference in New Orleans. Read the highlights here!
For modern law firms, data security is paramount—whether you use a Mac or a PC. Tom Lambotte shares his data security tips for Mac-using attorneys.
If you’re a law firm IT professional, moving your law firm to the cloud provides big benefits for both your firm and your day-to-day. Here’s what to expect.
Need to streamline your eDiscovery process, but not sure where to start? Here’s some advice on an effective process from two lawyers who conduct eDiscovery regularly.
Legal research can be tedious and time-consuming, but it is also often the key to success as a lawyer. Here are 10 tips to improve your legal research.
How do you choose the right tech for your law firm? What benefits can you expect? What if you just want the basics? Learn about what technology your law firm actually needs.