How to transform your in-house legal team from cost-driver to value-driver

26 October, 2022

In an uncertain political, social, and economic environment, in-house legal teams have become an integral to decision-making at the highest levels. Now is a key time to solidify your team’s position as a value-driver for your internal clients. According to the latest Altman Weil “Law Fir...

Experts Forecast the Future of Product Liability Law

12 October, 2022

Product liability lawyers are always confronting the cutting edge. Not only do you have to keep up with the technical details of automated cars, e-cigarettes, and forever chemicals, but you also must confront the waves of transformations coming to the legal software industry as a whole. This is a ...

Confronting the 5 Challenges of Modern Legal Work

28 September, 2022

It’s no secret that the legal industry has some…imperfections. Legal workers are stressed and overworked, juggling heavy workloads with insufficient tools. Clients feel neglected, left behind, and overcharged. Firms and legal teams struggle to manage their finances and improve efficiency. But it doe...

Proof, Lies, and Polygraph Machines

12 September, 2022

Is the polygraph machine junk science or good evidence? Professor Fred Schauer suggests we can open up new possibilities if we think outside of these absolutes. Schauer is the author of The Proof: Uses of Evidence in Law, Politics, and Everything Else (along with many other books on American const...

The 5 Most Brutal Challenges for Legal Document Management

10 August, 2022

Every day, legal professionals face a daunting challenge: how to manage the ever-growing list of files in their possession.  Not only do they come up against the document difficulties faced by all professionals—they are also held to additional strict rules unique to the attorney-client relation...

A Baker’s Dozen of the Best Podcasts for Lawyers

3 August, 2022

Successful attorneys are busy people, and it’s not always easy staying up to date with the latest legal happenings. Doing so used to mean spending hours reading industry periodicals and attending conferences—hours that aren’t always easy to find. Podcasting has changed all that. No...