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Organizations produce an overwhelming amount of data daily, but few tools are advanced enough to handle today’s modern data challenges. Many in the legal sector are adopting artificial...

AJEI provided a sophisticated panel of judicial officers to give insight on “How Judges Read in the E-Filing Era." Each judge or justice offered their own perspective on tips and tricks for managing and utilizing large electronic records on appeal.

TECHSHOW is the place to catch up with the technological changes in the practice, exchange ideas and finally get back together. See you in Chicago!

When cloud-based company Clio surveyed American consumers in 2018, 23% expressed an openness to working with a lawyer remotely.

Hot Buttons: Stop Emailing Attachments Catherine Sanders Reach Share: Every day you probably attach a document (or two) to an email, send it and move along. However, there are a lot of options for sending documents elec­tronically that are far better than attachments. Most law firms have several products designed to securely send doc­uments, collaborate, review and collect information. Before you reflexively attach a document to an email, think about the intended use of the information an...

Legal vendors have had mixed experiences with virtual conferences amid COVID-19   Image from Shutterstock.com. In previous years, when the team from online bankruptcy software company NextChapter would operate expo hall booths at in-person legal conferences, they would sometimes bring a skillet and hand out fresh grilled cheese sandwiches to hungry attendees. Offering consumables rather than swag such as pens or notebooks has been one way the company has tried to attract attention and spark in...

Upgrading technology can help lawyers comply with ethics rules     Lawyer Megan Zavieh speaks Friday at an ABA Techshow 2021 session titled “Tech Ethics in a World Molded by the COVID-19 Pandemic.” Lawyers seeking to comply with their ethical duties would be wise to upgrade a wide variety of technology services they utilize, attorney Megan Zavieh said during an ABA Techshow 2021 session Friday. Home internet, online payment software and cloud storage tools were among the areas in which Za...

Do clients care more about a lawyer seeming smart or likable?   Katy Goshtasbi, CEO of Puris Consulting, speaks Wednesday at the ABA Techshow 2021. Want more leads that turn into paying clients? Embrace your authentic self and market who you are, even if it initially makes you uncomfortable, says Katy Goshtasbi, the author of Personal Branding in One Hour for Lawyers, a book from ABA Publishing. Goshtasbi, an experienced securities lawyer who now helps lawyers cultivate personal brands, spoke...

There are many different domains in which technological progress has sped past existing laws and policies, particularly in the social media realm, Renée DiResta said during her ABA Techshow 2021 keynote Thursday morning.