The market for legal case management software is overcrowded. So, how do you to know which supplier is right for you? How do you differentiate between the, ahem… “nonsense” and the no-nonsense suppliers? Before you look at the plethora of suppliers, you need to take a long, hard look at yourself, your firm and your client base. …
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The clock has been ticking for a long time for law firms using Windows 7. In fact, to use a current popular phrase: Big Ben already bonged couple of days ago on January 14th. So, what’s all the fuss about? There are millions of users and machines around the world in all manner of businesses …
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Cloud computing for lawyers has been around for some time now. Yet, there are still many legal practitioners who shy away from it. Perhaps it still seems “safer” to control your client and office data on your own kit. On the surface, it does seem safer and simpler to have the crown jewels of your …
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Asking the question: “What is the best way to run your law firm?” can release a myriad of skeletons from the closet. However, when it comes to the use of technology, the choice is straightforward. You can use one integrated system or a combination of many. Let’s take a look at both options. Read the …
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Law firm billing is a subject of much debate. Many small firms regard billing as a means to an end. Then they wonder why they struggle to get paid. There are a number of things you can do to avoid this unfortunate consequence. In this article we shall take a look at a few of …
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The times they are a changing in the world of legal technology. The pace of change over the last 30 years has been astonishing and this is likely to intensify in coming years. However, it’s worth taking a trip down memory lane to see just how far things have come. Read the full article by …
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The LawWare team will be taking to the road in September – you can meet the them at the Scottish Law Society Conference and LAW2017 exhibition. Read more by going to the link below. LawWare exhibiting at the Scottish Law Society Conference and LAW2017
Law firms and EU GDPR is the hot topic of the moment. On the 25th of May 2018, the new regulations will come into force and that leaves little time to prepare. Read the full article by clicking the link below. https://lawware.co.uk/law-firms-and-eu-gdpr/
It can be a difficult question to answer. All providers claim that they supply efficient legal software, but how do you really know? There are several key areas to look at when considering this issue. Read the full article by clicking below.
Are you balancing the risks and the benefits? Remote working for lawyers is one of those old chestnuts. A great deal of lip service is paid to it but it is rarely put into practice effectively. The key benefits of remote working are clear: Improved productivity Increased staff retention Increased morale and work / life balance …
The future from a supplier’s perspective. Whether you’re a new start-up or an established practice providing a variety of legal services, the advent of server and cloud-based practice management software has radically changed the way your business operates. You now take for granted the basic tools of the software – document management, templates, email integration …
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The Cloud is here to stay – what are its advantages? The cloud has been around for a while now but what are the key factors that should influence your decision before taking the leap? It’s really a question of what is best for the future of your business and that, by definition, means what …
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