After a year and some months of coping with the stinging effects of the pandemic, the professional industry, including law firms, is looking to bounce back stronger. Law firms have begun reopening their doors, and the utilization of office space is slowly increasing. But despite all that, one thing’s for sure; the workplace environment can
Getting paid accurately and on time is one of the greatest motivations any organization can ask for. More so, for a law firm, you need to keep your cash flow optimal to support operations and avoid inconveniences like delayed salaries, rent overdue, tax issues, and other overhead expenses. Your clients also expect the billing process
Benjamin Franklin, one of the Founding Fathers of the United States, once said that failing to plan is planning to fail. And he couldn’t be more right. Whether in business, personal lives, work projects, etc., it takes proper planning to achieve your desired goals within a specified time frame. Today, we focus solely on creating
Technology and the legal industry haven’t always gone hand in hand. It’s no wonder that the legal sector lags behind others when it comes to technology. However, there seems to be a change of heart in the industry recently. More law firms are embracing technology to navigate the tricky legal system, overcome the widespread security
Client experience may be a new buzzword in the legal industry, but it’s fast emerging as a critical frontier on which law firms set apart from the competition. Today, clients have clear-cut expectations on what law firms should do to foster stronger relationships with them, and if they don’t experience that, they won’t think twice