30 Networking Tips for Attorneys

6 August, 2015

We know you throw your heart into your practice. But even if you work long hours, spin killer arguments to win your cases, and become so beloved by your clients they never again tell a lawyer joke, you still can’t just expect that others will find you. This is why we market ourselves, getting our na...

15 Fresh Ways to Generate New Clients

29 July, 2015

As lawyers, we’re always trying to find potential clients. We’ve used TV commercials, billboards, radio spots, and ads in the yellow pages. And sure, those methods seem to be useful, but are they actually effective? How often do clients come in saying “Yeah, I saw your giant face on that billboard a...

Filevine Security

23 July, 2015

At Filevine, we take data security very seriously. In fact, we believe we are more secure than any other case management software or project management software system out there today, and we use systems similar to those found at international banks and billion-dollar investment firms. Why do we do ...

Communication: Why not give up your smartphone?

17 July, 2015

I still remember the world-altering moment when I went phone shopping after owning a smartphone for a year. I found myself looking at the flip-phones and thinking “They still sell those? Why?” My smartphone had altered my view of reality so much that the idea of going back to the way things were was...

Shocking Stats About Workplace Interruptions

9 July, 2015

Here on Filevine, you’ve learned how to manage your time properly, shut off distractions, break the cycles of blame, what to really give your clients, how to run meetings and more. With this wealth of knowledge, you sit down at your desk to begin your productive workday. Your day is scheduled, your ...

A Filevine Quick Tip: Use IFTTT to Automate Your Business

6 July, 2015

If you’ve never heard of IFTTT let me explain: It stands for “IF This Then That.”  It’s a simple idea that is taking the internet by storm and you could use it to automate your business. Here’s how it works: You tell IFTTT that when X happens, you want it to do Z....