From documentation processes to mailing resources, Lori Gonzalez shares how to improve your law firm with the simplest of legal technology tools.
Wellness is not just about eating health food and exercising. Hear from Jolene Park, founder of Healthy Discoveries, a corporate wellness company.
Dennis Kennedy and Tom Mighell talk about Reddit, what it is, and how you can and should use it as a tool in your business.
Michael Spekter talks about how on-demand staffing is evolving to meet the needs of firms.
Dennis Kennedy and Chuki Obiyo discuss how to use Linkedin to its full potential.
Nerino Petro and Bryan Sims discuss how correctly using PDF software can save law firms time, money, and even bring them a little happiness along the way.
Judy Selby and Sharon Nelson discuss cyber risk management and why it’s necessary for a law firm.
Heidi Alexander and Mary Vandenack talk about basic technologies that every law firm should have that will give them back wasted hours.
Chelsey Lambert talks about marketing automation and why it’s worth the investment.
Brian Cuban talks about what you can do about addiction both as a lawyer and as an employer.
In this episode with Joey Coleman, we talk about what client experience really is and why it’s important—especially during the first 100 days.
PracticePanther CEO David Bitton dives into the details of just how practice management software can lead to a more focused and efficient law firm.
Andrew Garcia and Megan Zavieh talk about law firm names and why they don’t have to be boring.
Judy Selby talks about what cyber insurance covers, the different types of coverage, and why it’s an important part of a legal business.
Diana Kellogg, Jessica Malloy, and Steven Rubin talk about the BLSE including what the certification process looks like and why it’s important for attorneys.
