Law Office Management

In case you weren’t able to make it—or if you need a refresher—in this post we’ll discuss key takeaways from our second annual summer reboot camp. Here’s a little spoiler: by the end of the blog, you might be tired of hearing about AI.

Improving your client experience can help your firm retain more clients and get better reviews, which will in turn attract more clients. In this blog post, we’ll discuss three areas in which you can improve your client experience: education, communication, and initial contact.

Legal issues don’t take time off, and clients don’t ever stop calling. If you want to take a well-deserved break without missing out on new leads, you’re going to need to prepare.

For episode 49 of the “Everything Except The Law” podcast, we welcome Paul T. Llewellyn, founding partner of Lewis & Llewellyn LLP. During this conversation, Paul takes us inside his recently released book, “Unshackled: Reimagining the Practice of Law”, and explains why he feels the legal industry has lost its way.

For this conversation, Gary is joined by lawyer Andrew Monkhouse. Topics of discussion include why Andrew decided to connect with a business coach during a time in which his firm was already doing well and how Andrew has approached bringing his employees back into the office.

The promise of a tool that can integrate with the software most law firms are already using is a huge draw for AI. In this blog, we’ll go over everything the as-yet-unreleased Microsoft 365 Copilot can do, and what, specifically, lawyers can look forward to in their future adoption of this tool.

Even though generative AI is in its infancy, it won’t be long before it’s changed the legal landscape. In this blog, we’ll present a vision of the future of attorneys: the AI lawyer. We’ll discuss how, now and in the future, AI will make it possible for lawyers to get an exponential amount of work done in fractions of the time it takes today.