Upgrading to the newest technology—whether in business or at home—is often thought of as a formidable task requiring significant investments of time, learning, and—most daunting—cash; but that opinion is rich in misinformation and definitely not “on the money.” The reality is that a lot of modern cloud technology is heavy on convenience and light on … Read more

Congrats on your personal injury firm’s decision to make your home in the cloud! Migrating to cloud-based legal software is like moving from an outdated and cramped studio apartment to a spacious mansion with all the modern amenities—a big-time upgrade. While migrating to the Legal Cloud® is normally a painless process, any type of move … Read more

If the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results, then assigning routine tasks one by one each time you take on a new PI case should drive you crazy—because the results are the same: disorganization, wasted time, frantic scrambling, overlooked assignments, late projects, missed deadlines, constant emails, … Read more

For personal injury law firms and attorneys, if you are unsure if keeping your calendar centralized and organized is important, read this refresher; but here’s a summary of the post: it is very important. The result of an unorganized and chaotic calendar can include missing deadlines, which can lead to very real and very expensive … Read more

We’ll keep this short because we know you’re busy: it’s hard enough to figure out what’s going on in your day, let alone maintain a birds-eye view of what’s going on in your personal injury law firm on a minute-by-minute basis. Sure an assistant might help, but hiring an assistant for every attorney requires a … Read more

The life of a personal injury attorney is hectic—you barely have time to schedule lunch—so we get it if you haven’t devoted much thought to the best ways to improve your calendaring.  After all, it’s a secondary concern, an administrative task, something someone else should handle…that is until you’ve missed a deadline—that’s when you learn … Read more

The most important presentations you have as a personal injury attorney aren’t in front of a judge—they’re in front of prospective plaintiffs. After all, if you don’t secure clients, there won’t be any courtroom action in the first place (…and the only complaint you’ll be writing is about your lack of revenue). Clients are the … Read more