5 Ways To Be Ruthless With Your Time

2 January, 2024

There isn’t enough time. How much work do you have today? How many projects are you committed to? How many phone calls will come in today? How many meetings do you have to attend? Are you going to be able to clean out your overflowing inbox? The answer is too many, and no, you won’t be a...

Client Appreciation: Creative and Effective Ways to Show Gratitude

21 December, 2023

Jingle All the Way... to Client Appreciation? While the festive cheer of Christmas may be upon us, let's not forget that expressing appreciation to our clients is a gift that keeps on giving, all year round! And what better time to turn over a fresh leaf and shower your valued clients with grati...

5 Signs Your Legal Work is a Mess

20 December, 2023

When you miss deadlines, anger clients, and hemorrhage money, you know you have a problem. But are you paying attention to these 5 subtler signs that your legal work is falling behind? 1. You Can't Take Time Off How long has it been since you’ve had a real vacation? If you left, would your...

Elevating Legal Efficiency: Key Productivity Trends for Lawyers in 2024

19 December, 2023

In the ever-evolving realm of law, productivity stands as the bedrock upon which successful legal practices thrive. As a custodian of justice, you constantly have to navigate an intricate landscape where time is a precious resource. To meet the demands of a dynamic industry, staying updated with the...

5 Tips to Make Your Legal Documents More Searchable

14 December, 2023

In the 1960s, a megabyte of data storage cost millions of dollars and required a massive box full of punched cards. Now, a single email can contain a megabyte of data, and we don’t even think about the sliver of storage space it takes up in our inbox.  When storing information is easy, we...

4 Reasons Lawyers are Loving Legal CRM

12 December, 2023

In the sensationalized trial against Queen Caroline in 1820, her defender, Lord Brougham, said: “An advocate, in the discharge of his duty, knows but one person in all the world, and that person is his client.” Two centuries later, the imperative for lawyers to focus on their clients rem...