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Stuck Using Server-Based Software? Clio Makes the Switch Easy and Painless

David A. Goldberg, Partner, at Taylor & Blair LLP knows the pain of using out-dated software. When he signed on with the firm, the…

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Taylor & Blair Lawyers

To Run a High Performing Law Firm, You Need Technology that Scales

US Legal Groups oversees three subsidiary firms with employees in three different states, many working remotely over 50% of the time. Since adopting Clio,…

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How a solo practitioner increased leads by 70%—and cut admin time by 90%—with Clio

With Clio, solo practitioner Tatevik Gasparyan increased her leads by 70% and cut administrative time by 90%. Learn more about how she’s achieved these…

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Tatevik Gasparyan

6 Ways Clio Helps Evolve Family Law Build its Business

Beau Atkins, CEO at Evolve Family Law, had used Clio at a previous firm and saw its potential in helping him start his own…

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How One of Nebraska’s Largest Divorce Firms Increased Revenue by 30% with Clio

Angela Lennon is a partner at Koenig|Dunne, a 100% women-owned family law firm dedicated to changing the legal experience for families in Nebraska who…

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Clio Resource

How a solo personal injury lawyer secured over $1,500,000 in settlements in his first year—with Clio

Rudder Law Group secured over $1,500,000 in settlements for personal injury clients in their first year of practice while achieving work-life balance. Learn how…

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Clio Resource

How 402 Legal Uses Clio to Spend Less Time on Administrative Tasks and More Time Making a Difference

Karine E. Sokpoh, Managing Attorney at 402 Legal, started her law firm three years out of law school. Despite not feeling prepared to manage…

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