Manage your law practice like a corporation.

What it means to set up an office has changed in the era of mobile tech; so has defining the best 'location,' writes Timothy Perrin. Before you hang a shingle, here are some points to consider.

Have you ever visited a website that completely changed your opinion of that business, for better or worse? Chances are the experience not only affected your overall impression but your willingness to purchase anything from that business, now or in the future.

Whether your client is a famous personality, a publicly listed company or a government agency, it is best to protect the client’s documents, especially when they are being sent over the Internet.

Most lawyers rely on investments, not pensions, to build a retirement fund. And like many other investors, the lure of e-trading is becoming hard to resist. Here's what you need to know before becoming your own online broker.

A criminal defence lawyer offers his take on how virtual office solutions can add flexibility, efficiency and savings to a law practice.

The idea of benchmarking – setting up statistical guidelines to identify best management practices – has long been used in industry, and it can also apply to law and professional service firms.

Here’s insight into what will get you fired—and some tips for continuing to get work.

You’re not just practising law, you’re running a business. Try some of these simple tips and you’ll not only keep clients and staff happy, you’ll boost your practice’s bottom line.

Lawyers are learning that a Web site should be more than just a page in cyberspace: it can be the key to marketing your practice.