Category: Legal

Legal technology solutions have become synonymous with smart practices today. The technology wave sweeping practices and industries globally has also moved the legal sector towards faster, smarter, and better legal management. Legal technology has enabled legal practitioners and firms to streamline operations, be it tactical, administrative, analytical, or financial. This has also resulted in improved productivity and ROI. Over the past 10 years, disruptive trends have been influencing the way the legal ecosystem traditionally worked and have

Like any other industry, technology has delved into the legal ecosystem as well. And ever since its entry technology has been revolutionizing the legal landscape. The way legal firms and processes work now is way different from how it has traditionally been operating even a decade back. Technology is making very swift progress into this space. The growth recorded has been phenomenal. So much so that it has already witnessed an overwhelming 713% growth in investment in

Technology has been catapulting businesses and industries for over a couple of decades. However a late entrant in improvising existing practices with technology, the legal community is catch up on speed swiftly. We have seen how the global legal community now connects over the internet to form a virtual fraternity. Practices that once could only be imagined been performed manually now are getting digitized and some even automated, making the lives of our fellow lawyers and paralegals

The thin line that sets a successful and preferred lawyer or legal firm from the others in the space is how well they are able to excel in client experience. While winning cases and suits on behalf of the clients is one of the most critical factors defining the success of a legal practitioner or firm, being able to offer a seamless customer experience is equally important. While lawyers and firms are often aware of the theoretical

In the legal ecosystem, productivity is what draws the line between the leader and the laggard as it is directly proportional to client experience and higher ROI. Higher productivity leads to a smarter and more efficient workforce, cost-effective processes, and time-saving practices. This is why more and more teams (in both legal firms and in-house legal teams of corporates), as well as solo practitioners, are today investing in tools and practices that guarantee higher productivity. When it

Working on the go is the new normal today. We see people working out of their lounges, couches, or at the airport, coffee shops, and where not. The paradigm shift in work culture across the globe has been fast-forwarded by natural calamities like floods, earthquakes, cyclones, or health issues that have been affecting regular work from an office, especially in the past few years. According to the projections of the third annual “Future of Workforce” report by UpWork, the

What sets a successful lawyer apart from an average lawyer or a top legal firm to a mediocre one is the level of productivity each one showcases. With the rapidly growing competition in the legal ecosystem, productivity has evolved as a make-or-break factor today. We are all running against time and hence, being highly efficient and productive is the only way to stay ahead in the rat race. However, hoarded with the workload, lawyers often struggle to

Legal tech has emerged as a vivacious phoenix and has been reshaping how legal firms and professionals work over the past few years. Now when flexible workspace has become the new normal, working on the go more popular, legal practitioners have come to recognize the true power, value, and need for adopting legal technology solutions all the more. In a recent report by McKinsey, the global research and consultancy firm, it has been estimated that over 23% of

It wrenches our hearts to witness legal professionals still struggling to integrate and balance front office and back office operations along with their legal practices. Unlike the other professional domains, the legal stream has always been a little late in adopting and adoring technology into its system. However, in recent years, the trend has picked up the pace and more legal firms and professionals are vouching for legal technology software, especially, legal practice management systems to make

Just like their legal practitioner peers, paralegals also have been witnesses to embrace technology to take productivity and work efficiency to the next level. The days of sifting through piles of case references, books, and papers are long gone even for a paralegal professional. Documents, cases, and books are all stored in the cloud and made available in a jiffy. While many traditionalists in the field still argue on the need for technology for paralegals and opine