by author | Mar 9, 2017 | Family Law, LEAP Legal Software, Legal Practice Management, Legal software
Automated Legal Content The legal technology industry often focuses on providing accounting solutions for small law firms, rather than on creating advanced pre-configured and automated content that is the key to managing matters electronically. However, there are...
by author | Feb 28, 2017 | Family Law, LEAP Legal Software, Legal Practice Management, Legal software
How to Innovate and Beat the Competition Although attorneys have traditionally been opposed to change, recent innovations in technology and a heightened sense of competition has forced innovation. Many law firms have increasingly started searching for a solution to...
by author | Jan 13, 2017 | LEAP Legal Software, Legal Practice Management, Legal software
If your law firm is buried in paper, you are probably operating like you did in the 20th century. Successful law firms today are paperless. If you take advantage of the latest technology, you not only meet the challenges of our digital world, but you will also grow...
by author | Nov 23, 2016 | Lawyer Marketing, LEAP Legal Software
Is your firm spending too much time on administrative tasks? Surveys of billable vs. non-billable hours show that attorneys in small firms work about 60-66 hours a week with up to 12 hours spent on non-billable tasks. In a Lexis-Nexis survey, more than half of...
by author | Oct 25, 2016 | LEAP Legal Software, Legal Practice Management, Legal software
While you know that the legal services you provide for clients generate great volumes paperwork and involve countless administrative tasks, you might be surprised to learn the average small firm lawyer can spend up to 12 hours per week on administrative tasks alone....
by author | Aug 22, 2016 | LEAP Legal Software, Legal Billing
Legal Billing On-The-Go As an attorney in a solo or small firm, you are pulled in many different directions. Not only do you have to manage client relationships and cases, but you have to make sure you get paid for the work you do and maintain cash flow for the firm....
