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The Rise of Automation in Legal Technology: Transforming the Legal Landscape
Examining the rise of automation in legal technology, this article explores how automated solutions are transforming law firms, enhancing efficiency and accuracy in legal services. Read more...
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What 'Apps' Do Attorneys Really Need?
More than 1.2 million applications, or “apps,” are available at the iPhone App Store as… Read more...

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Increasing Productivity by Appropriately Managing Technology
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Evolution of Remote Work Policies in Big Law Firms
Explore how big law firms are evolving remote work policies, embracing hybrid models, and enhancing employee satisfaction while addressing challenges in productivity and collaboration. Read more...
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Billable Hours System Draws Fire After Lawyer’s Embarrassing Email
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Lawyer Quits, Emails Dirty Laundry to Clients, Colleagues
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Guide for solo attorneys around branding and social media
Branding and social media -How they work together to build your firm’s business Let’s say your practice is family law. It’s a highly competitive specialty in your community.You know that if you want to attract new clients, you need to distinguish yourself from the rest of the pack. So, how? You start by considering what makes your firm different from…
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Hanging a Single Shingle: A Primer for Practicing Law Solo
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In Pets We Trust: Providing for Animal Care After Death
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Murdaugh Pleads To Financial Crimes, Gets Another 27 Years Tacked Onto Sentence
Former lawyer Alex Murdaugh, who is already serving two life sentences for murdering his family,… Read more...

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Ohio Lawyer Suspended For A Year After Bizarre Pringles Can Feces Prank
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Fate of 241 Disabled Residents at Stake After 32-year-old Case Settled

Saturday, 20 April 2019

A settlement agreement in New Mexico could put to bed a 32-year-old suit involving the rights of intellectually and developmentally disabled people. So reports Associated Press.

'Stranger Things' Creators Face 'Implied Contract' Lawsuit

Saturday, 20 April 2019

A lawsuit against the creators of the Netflix series “Stranger Things” claims the Duffer brothers broke an “implied contract” with filmmaker Charlie Kessler and is now heading toward trial. So reports the Pitchfork.

Judge: Rape Lawsuit Against Russell Simmons Can Move Forward

Saturday, 20 April 2019

A lawsuit against Russell Simmons accusing him of rape will be allowed to proceed. So reports NBC News.

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