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LawSites
APRIL 18, 2023
As a solo myself, I can tell you that there is much to be said for practicing on your own – freedom and independence not least among them. But there are also disadvantages to practicing alone and challenges unique to solo lawyers, as this latest report documents.
LawSites
MAY 16, 2023
The majority of law firms use just five or fewer unique software products, according to a legal industry study published today by the law practice management company Smokeball. Among solos, 89% use five or fewer products. In firms of 2-10 lawyers, 86% use five or fewer products. Video conferencing, 61%. Accounting, 43%.
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LawSites
MAY 9, 2023
Over the past year, the sibling legal technology companies MyCase and LawPay have published a series of reports on law practice , including benchmark reports based on anonymized data from the two companies’ customers, as well as an in-depth 2022 year-end legal industry report, based on a survey of over 2,300 legal professionals.
Rocket Matter
JULY 5, 2023
Contrary to what TV dramas would have you believe, most lawyers in the US do not work at intrigue-filled Big Law firms. In fact, 63% of attorneys work for solo or small firms. A slight majority of that group, 32%, are solo practitioners. Do I have a solid network in my chosen practice area? Who is my ideal client?
MyCase
FEBRUARY 9, 2021
Now that lawyers have been working remotely over the past year – and may continue to do so in the future – the legal software choices made by law firm leaders take on a whole new level of importance. That’s where the different functions of legal software come in. Client and calendar management software.
LawSites
JUNE 26, 2023
In what appears to be a first for a state bar association, The Florida Bar is providing each of its 110,000 members with free access to legal trust accounting software – a move its new president believes will help attorneys better comply with trust accounting requirements and better protect the public from trust violations. Sarasota, Fla.,
LawTechnologyToday
NOVEMBER 25, 2022
Some embrace technology and continue to look for the best existing and emerging technologies to “turbocharge” their practice, while others fear the disruption and uncertainty of adding new gadgets and gizmos to their already-existing successful practice. My takeaway?
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