Not exact matches
Vancouver, Wash. — January 17, 2018 — DiscoverOrg, the world's leading sales and marketing intelligence solution, today announced the availability of a new Legal and Compliance dataset that will transform the way legal
technology,
law firms, and legal services companies prospect,
build pipeline, and accelerate revenue growth.
The 10 Minute
Law Firm Podcast will follow in this tradition of advising lawyers to
build profits and streamline workflows with time - tested business advice and
technology - enabled efficiencies.
In Chapter 3, Mitch focuses the UK
law firm Riverview Law, and suggests that its corporatized structure allows it to make «long - term investments in technology and process to build an entity - based approach to legal services delivery, designing its legal service offerings to ensure client loyalty to the entity, rather than client loyalty to a particular lawyer or team member.&raq
law firm Riverview
Law, and suggests that its corporatized structure allows it to make «long - term investments in technology and process to build an entity - based approach to legal services delivery, designing its legal service offerings to ensure client loyalty to the entity, rather than client loyalty to a particular lawyer or team member.&raq
Law, and suggests that its corporatized structure allows it to make «long - term investments in
technology and process to
build an entity - based approach to legal services delivery, designing its legal service offerings to ensure client loyalty to the entity, rather than client loyalty to a particular lawyer or team member.»
He also meets the founder of a
law firm already making the most of existing AI
technology to benefit customers and
build business.
Therefore the answer is:
law firms need to adapt new
technologies and
build their practice online as well as offline.
By importing empathy into
law firms, by seeking to
build «Easy Buttons» for practice problems that affect the delivery of legal services to clients,
technology, knowledge management, finance, accounting, marketing and other professionals can begin to arm
law firms for the competition that will inevitably ensue in the legal marketplace.
We offer a full range of
law firm marketing services and
technologies, including blogs, newsletters, paid search — everything you need to
build your online presence.
«I'm excited to spend more time focused on what I've loved most about
building Allegory — helping
law firms and in - house counsel embrace innovation and deploy new
technology to their advantage,» Asay said in the release.
If
law firms can provide digital services that genuinely add value to in - house lawyers, not only will it help strengthen client relationships but it will also help those
firms build the case for investment in their own digital
technologies and training.
The 12 - week program is intended to help participants gain knowledge and expertise in a variety of topics, including
technology and product development, running an agile product development organization,
building a strong company culture, selling to legal departments and
law firms, leveraging legal data, and best practices in customer success, marketing and fundraising.
David's addition
builds on our solid base and further demonstrates our commitment to being a world - class
technology and energy
law firm,» added Mr. Baker.
However, the process of selecting the right candidates and creating an efficient platform is notoriously time consuming and a statement today (11 November) said that this new venture is «part of LOD's strategy of
building a suite of flexible solutions for
law firms, allowing
firms to tailor their offering to clients using LOD's powerful platform of lawyers, knowhow and
technology.»
While some
law firms are already using a combination of search and data analytics
technologies to improve the way they retain and search for data, they're also leveraging these capabilities to improve business processes such as
building applications that intelligently combine information into solutions that support everything from contextual search to pricing, matter management, and team resourcing.
Rather than focus on
technology, as many
law firms do, we'll cover how networking through the Internet is all about
building relationships by engaging ones» target audience.
Building on two decades of serving the
technology needs of
law firms, the LexCloud.ca team is proud to offer two great ways for lawyers to get better access to their documents and practice tools: Private Cloud, which replaces on - site networks with complete networks and virtual Desktops in the Cloud, and Worldox Cloud Canada, for document management in the Cloud.
He was one of the first to understand how
technology can be used to connect
law firms with their clients, and
built a company and software product to accomplish this.
Lex Projex ™ will even help corporate
law departments or
law firms train their existing legal professional staff to become legal project managers and to use common, affordable LPM
technologies to efficiently, effectively and economically manage their legal matters — we're not afraid to «
build in our own obsolescence» as part of our LPM services.
LOD bagged the ABS prize for its latest venture, developed in conjunction with DLA Piper — a service that allows
law firms to ditch the need to
build their own flexible lawyering businesses by outsourcing their requirements to LOD instead, tapping LOD's resources of lawyers, knowhow and
technology.
In this episode with Conor Malloy, we talk about some of the
technologies Conor has
built into his
firm, and how those tools have changed the structure of his
law practice.
Basically, we've created a qualitative self - assessment for all small
firm lawyers in the country to benchmark their
law firm's across a scale to determine whether you're
building a practice that will be successful and sustainable for the next 10 years, and we have questions about your finances, and your marketing, and your
technology, and your HR practices et cetera, all to figure out whether your
building what we think of as a successful
firm.
DeJonker will moderate a panel on «Strategies and
Technology for Creating an Innovative Law Firms and In - House Legal Departments,» where panelists will share their real - world experience in building the «New Law» firms, the race among multinational law firms to find the competitive edge in the use of legal technology to deliver legal services, and how corporate legal teams have used technology to better align themselves with the goals of the
Technology for Creating an Innovative
Law Firms and In - House Legal Departments,» where panelists will share their real - world experience in building the «New Law» firms, the race among multinational law firms to find the competitive edge in the use of legal technology to deliver legal services, and how corporate legal teams have used technology to better align themselves with the goals of the C - Sui
Law Firms and In - House Legal Departments,» where panelists will share their real - world experience in building the «New Law» firms, the race among multinational law firms to find the competitive edge in the use of legal technology to deliver legal services, and how corporate legal teams have used technology to better align themselves with the goals of the C - S
Firms and In - House Legal Departments,» where panelists will share their real - world experience in
building the «New
Law» firms, the race among multinational law firms to find the competitive edge in the use of legal technology to deliver legal services, and how corporate legal teams have used technology to better align themselves with the goals of the C - Sui
Law»
firms, the race among multinational law firms to find the competitive edge in the use of legal technology to deliver legal services, and how corporate legal teams have used technology to better align themselves with the goals of the C - S
firms, the race among multinational
law firms to find the competitive edge in the use of legal technology to deliver legal services, and how corporate legal teams have used technology to better align themselves with the goals of the C - Sui
law firms to find the competitive edge in the use of legal technology to deliver legal services, and how corporate legal teams have used technology to better align themselves with the goals of the C - S
firms to find the competitive edge in the use of legal
technology to deliver legal services, and how corporate legal teams have used technology to better align themselves with the goals of the
technology to deliver legal services, and how corporate legal teams have used
technology to better align themselves with the goals of the
technology to better align themselves with the goals of the C - Suite.
Modern legal
technology enables a
law firm to
build process templates that keep projects on track.
That same level of encryption security is
built - in to legal practice management software (tip: this is something Susan would use today if she launched a
law firm) and is a prime example of how
technology enables you to be more mobile and still put your clients, and your
law firm's, security first.
I also provide Legal AI Workshops for
law firms to help
build internal capacity and knowledge that will help partners, IT and innovation teams to make real, practical use cases for this new
technology that fit their
firm and their clients» needs.
On Tuesday, October 24th UNSW
law students competed for the best
law app during their final presentations showcasing their apps which they have
built this semester in their «Designing
Technology Solutions for Access to Justice» course sponsored by
law firm Gilbert + Tobin.
He has an impressive track record of
building high - quality and cost - effective legal and litigation
technology solutions for insurance companies, corporate legal departments and
law firms.
She
builds lasting partnerships with
law firms, addressing their information governance needs through policy, procedure, and
technology.
Prior to establishing Burney Consultants LLC, Brett spent over 5 years at the
law firm of Thompson Hine LLP where he worked with litigation teams in
building document databases, counseling on electronic discovery issues, and supporting their
technology at trial & hearings.
Michael
builds software components and provides reporting solutions for an array of
law firm technology implementations.
He designs data models,
builds ETL processes, and provides technical support for our
law firm clients who have adopted business intelligence
technology.
Calling its move «a step towards
building a «next - generation»
law firm,» the legal
technology company LegalZoom has bought its first UK
law firm, a 200 - year - old conveyancing
firm in Wakefield, West Yorkshire.
We help
law firms and legal
technology companies
build brands, create sustainable marketing funnels, acquire clients, and grow.
Topics covered in the curriculum include
technology and product development; running an agile product development organization;
building a strong company culture; selling to legal departments and
law firms; leveraging legal data; and best practices in customer success, marketing and fundraising.
Some of the topics discussed include automation, outsourcing, search engine optimization,
building authority and trust, social media strategies, Facebook, Google +, Twitter, YouTube, Podcasting, Business and Marketing Book reviews,
law firm technology and everything and anything related to running a more efficient and successful
law practice.
● Clarify the vision, purpose, and mission for your
law practice ● Define and develop your legal niche to match your greatest strengths and motivate you to be the best in that field ● Project a likeable personality and acquire traits that will attract potential clients, who will eagerly seek you out to solve their legal problems ● Network and market your practice to generate a stream of clients ● Efficiently manage a solo
law practice or small
firm with limited resources and optimum results ● Evaluate
law practice
technology and marketing companies to find those which add value to your business (within your budget) ● Create systems and procedures for all office operations and client relations ● Create a peer group or gain a mentor to encourage and guide you as you
build your practice
Here are a few tips from Shuaib Ahmed of ASA
Law Group on using technology to build a profitable law fi
Law Group on using
technology to
build a profitable
law fi
law firm.
The event includes 14 teams partnered with
law firms designing concepts that will «disrupt
law» and is co-hosted by The Legal Forecast, a not - for - profit advancing legal practice through
technology and innovation, and QUT Starters, a student society
building a culture of entrepreneurship and innovation.
But practicing
law wasn't as enticing as working with
technology, so he became a legal software consultant and began helping professional services
firms build better companies through effective tech solutions.
For this purpose, the ambition is to
build a
law firm with a truly global footprint, while integrating process and
technology as part of the delivery model.
Mary is a frequent writer and speaker on tax, benefits, asset protection planning, and estate planning topics as well as on
law practice related topics including improving the delivery of legal services,
technology in the practice of
law,
building sustainable
law firms, and alternative fee structures.
4) Lexis Publisher (http://www.lexisnexis.com/publisher/): Lexis Publisher provides searching of news and other LexisNexis content (including case
law and journals, for example) with the feature of
built in licensing and
technology to «push» these stories to
firm members by email and to have the stories posted for limited periods of times on the
firm's intranet.
Throughout the rigorous, 10 - week curriculum, Legal Tech Accelerator participants will gain knowledge and expertise in a variety of topics, including
technology and product development, running an agile product development organization,
building a strong company culture, selling to legal departments and
law firms, leveraging legal data, and identifying best practices in customer success, marketing and fundraising.