Organizational chaos is a common theme in industries today, but it doesn’t have to be yours! While there may be hectic work days, there should never be hectic law firm financial management. If your firm’s finances have become unmanageable, client invoices are never sent out, trust funds are not separated,

Pro bono work, from the Latin “for the public good,” refers to professional services provided at little to no cost. This work is voluntary and without payment. The American Bar Association (ABA) encourages lawyers to provide free legal services to people in need. It can be inspiring yet challenging, particularly

Does your legal career give you the fulfillment and satisfaction you want? The answer for many attorneys is no, according to a study published in The Washington Post. The unhappy attorney is a common sentiment. Do law firm roles have something to do with the ranking? Why Are Lawyers Unhappy?

Whether you’re looking at law schools, currently studying law, or mere weeks from graduation, you might have wondered how to start a law firm right after law school. There are approximately 1.33 million people actively practicing law, according to the American Bar Association. Of these, roughly 26% of those attorneys

Our technologically advanced world has changed how we do business. We were once separated from others by geographic boundaries. Those rigid boundary lines have become fluid, opening the door to opportunities lost in geographic seclusion. One new phenomenon technology afforded us, known as “working remotely,” provides an alternative to office

Law firms are ethically obligated to protect their clients’ data. Any information a client shares with their attorney should remain confidential. However, a cybersecurity attack can compromise the client’s private information, allowing hackers to leverage this data for financial gain. Role-based access control can help avoid the fallout of a