How to run a solo or small law practice without drowning in it — the systems for time, documents, matters, delegation, and the tech that helps instead…
Spreadsheet conflict checks fail at scale and miss connections. Here's how solo and small firm attorneys should actually run conflict checks.
Find-and-replace is not a document system. Here's how solo and small firm attorneys can automate document creation without enterprise software.
Desktop file folders are not document management. Here's why cloud-based systems win on every dimension that matters for solo attorneys.
E-signatures are legally valid in nearly every context attorneys encounter. Here's how to use them without compliance concerns.
How to know when it's time to hire, whether to choose a paralegal or VA, and how to make your first hire without overextending your practice.
If you can't answer 'where does this case stand?' in 10 seconds, you don't have a pipeline. Here's how to build one for a solo or small firm.
Running a law firm remotely is viable and increasingly common. Here's what you need for technology, security, client service, and compliance.
Not everyone at your firm should see everything. Here's how to set up role-based access in your legal software without creating bottlenecks.
SOPs are what separate a solo practice that runs on systems from one that runs on memory. Here's how to build them without overcomplicating it.
Solo attorneys wear every hat. Here's how to structure your time so the business runs without consuming every waking hour.
Attorney advertising rules vary by state and catch many lawyers off guard. Here's what you need to know before launching your law firm website.
Most law firm modernization efforts fail because attorneys buy tools before they fix fundamentals. Here's the right sequence for modernizing your solo…