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Matthew Vaughan is the CIO at Tompkins Wake. This is his cheat sheet for kicking off a new technology project in a law firm.

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Law firms can now sync their VXT phone system with MyCase to automatically generate file notes and bill time from calls.

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Fee leakage is the loss of potential income or revenue resulting from missed billable events, inaccurate time tracking, or inadequate systems that fail to capture and monetize all billable activities. Learn how firms are adopting modern automation tools to prevent fee leakage.

Being in the position of choosing a practice management system for your law firm is an exciting one. It is an opportunity to steer your law firm through 2022 and increase its competitive edge, by using the latest innovations yet. Considering factors like the integrations available, whether the system is cloud-based, and the ease of use and customer support will help you make the best decision about things that actually matter in practice.

There is no rulebook for law firms that want to attract clients. But if there was, then shifting to a client-centered law firm would be the first chapter, if not the whole book!

Technology is constantly increasing lawyer’s abilities to provide a faster and more effective service to clients at every law firm. However, with the rise in the use of technology comes new ethical and compliance risk for law firms to manage. How you manage these risks may be the difference between you and your competitors. Here are 5 ways that you can use technology to reduce this risk at your law firm.

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to advance and permeate different industries, it's becoming increasingly clear that it has the potential to revolutionize the way we work and live. The legal industry is no exception to this trend, and ChatGPT, a large language model developed by OpenAI, is a prime example of AI's potential impact on law firms.

The legal industry is service-based, making a lawyer's time their most valuable asset to the firm. To help increase billable hours and reduce time spent on non-billable hours, legal automation is an obvious and valuable answer.

It’s no surprise that COVID has pushed the legal industry into rethinking its approach to tech for 2022. In our conversations with people in law, over the past two years, the need for a flexible, integrated and cloud-based practice management system was at the forefront of most practice managers’ minds.This is why it piqued my interest when it was announced last year that Infinitylaw was being acquired by The Australian Tech Innovators and being managed by Leap Legal Software. Infinitylaw is the largest practice management system in New Zealand by market share making this acquisition of interest in Kiwi law firms’ software strategy. So what does this acquisition actually mean for Infinitylaw users?

If you’re a lawyer, you know. Billable hours means your work has purpose and gets recognised and, ultimately, it means you are a valuable part of your firm. Yet, as a junior lawyer, it might feel like billable time is always slipping through your fingers. To capture that time and keep up with your colleagues, you should be trying to become more efficient at dealing with your non-billable tasks. Here are 3 creative ways to do so.

Why are lawyers so slow to adopt technology? Precedent and reputation are part of being a lawyer. The traditional industry does not encourage innovation.

Legal practice management software is designed to help legal professionals with their day-to-day workflows and business operations to help firms run smoothly. To help you decide which practice management solution is best for your law firm in 2021, we have listed 5 of our favourites below.

To make the most out of technology in 2022, your law firm should be using a VoIP (or ‘cloud-based’) phone system. The key advantage to using a VoIP service, rather than a traditional phone service, is that the use of your phone is not physically bound to a desk phone. This opens the door to many more key benefits that can help your law firm save money, increase compliance, and capture more billable hours. But not every VoIP system is built the same. Choosing the right VoIP system can be a difficult task, with many features, pros cons, and prices to compare and consider. Keep reading for key information on how VoIP phone systems work, how to choose the best one for your law firm, and 5 of the best phone systems for your law firm’s needs.

Trends around mental health and culture in the legal profession can be missed in the strive for competitiveness. A positive mindset and work culture can go a long way in increasing positive outcomes for law firms overall. A lawyer’s sense of personal achievement and individual purpose in the workplace is integral to this. So, to not just prevent burnout but to make work serve you, consider these 5 ways to deal with stress as a lawyer.

If you’re a lawyer, you know. Billable hours means your work has purpose and gets recognised and, ultimately, it means you are a valuable part of your firm. Yet, as a junior lawyer, it might feel like billable time is always slipping through your fingers. To capture that time and keep up with your colleagues, you should be trying to become more efficient at dealing with your non-billable tasks. Here are 3 creative ways to do so.

How to integrate Vxt with Actionstep! Easy to set up and helps your firm mitigate risk & save time. With Vxt Call & Actionstep working together, time entries, file notes, call records are automated so your authors save hours every week that they can spend generating income for the firm.