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Technology for Managing the 21st Century Law Firm
Course Overview
The right law practice technology is no longer only a
productivity matter. Technology systems now manage
operations, communication, security and marketing.
In this course you will learn best practices
for establishing or expanding your firm’s technology
infrastructure, with a strong focus on the ethics basis
for ensuring that your technology systems are up to
speed.
As lawyers complete more work using technology
tools, communicate more frequentl online and via
email and store more sensitive client data on networks, an expanding duty of care is developing. In
addition, as more law firms choose to use technology
tools for sales and marketing, new interpretations of
the ethics rules are occurring. Failure to understand the new standards of care or leverage the new rules of
sales and marketing will increase a firm’s risk of malpractice and reduce its ability to compete.
Firms with a high level of technology proficiency can
use this seminar as a best practices audit. Firms that
are not yet leveraging the power of technology can
use this seminar to make better choices about what
tools and systems to employ.
For more details about this course click here.
Course Highlights
- Manage client relationships
efficiently
- Reduce the risk of malpractice
- Meet the demands of connected
clients
- Connect data for integrated
knowledge
- Mistake-free calendaring and docketing
- Proactive communication
- Protect the integrity of sensitive data
- Track costs and profits
- Intake control: Conflicts and expectations
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