Technology has dramatically impacted the way firms handle documents. Current estimates from ARMA (Association of Records Managers and Administrators) indicate that more than 90 per cent of business records created today are electronic.

Deterred by the costs of legal action, too many individuals and business owners walked away from proper legal representation1. To empower Canadians to both defend and pursue their legal rights, the CBA has set the goal that 75% of households should have some form of legal expense insurance by 2030. Let's work together to make this goal a reality.

Marketing is a fundamental part of understanding and planning your law practice.

Most firms want work from referral sources. It’s that “word of mouth” source of business that’s elusive to many, but highly valued by all.

Why do some lawyers still resist technology? Here are twelve excuses typically offered up—and how to defeat every one of them.

À moins de travailler réellement à votre compte, vous avez des employés : des réceptionnistes, des secrétaires, des techniciens, des commis comptables, ou d’autres avocats.

What are the newest developments in the legal marketplace? Just like the rest of the social network-based world, the growing trend in the legal services has been toward building web-based connections for lawyers in their practice.

More lawyers are looking to the internet giant's business tools for opportunities to lower their office expenses and increase their productivity.

Software as a Service is poised to revolutionize law office technology.

In the past, deciding on a law firm business structure was a fairly straightforward task with limited options.