by Andrea Prigot | Feb 6, 2017 | Amicus Attorney, Document Management, Law Firm Technology, NetDocuments, PC Law, Practice Management, Time Matters, Worldox
LegalTech New York 2017, renamed “Legalweek: The Experience” as a result of ALM’s acquisition of Legal Week from U.K.-based Incisive Media, wrapped up on Thursday evening, February 2. Crosspointe Consulting Group Partner Dana Riel demoed PCLaw in the LexisNexis booth,...
by Gerri Martin | Oct 6, 2016 | Document Management
More and more firms are using electronic signatures. You need to familiarize yourself with the global protocols and implement firm-wide guidelines for their use. An e-signature is a legally recognized consent in a digital format. Did you know there is a difference...
by Jack Schaller | Aug 22, 2016 | Document Management, NetDocuments
Once seen as largely the province of “BigLaw”, Document Management Systems (often referred to as DMS’s) have become much more common in firms of all sizes. As distribution of documents via email becomes ubiquitous, and internet search engines like Google and Bing are...
by Jeanine Rhode | May 31, 2016 | Document Management
THE BENEFITS Last month we explained what MetaJure is and how it can help your law firm. If you missed that post, see it here. This time we are going to focus on the benefits of implementing and using MetaJure. In the picture below, you see a comparison between...
by Jack Schaller | Apr 26, 2016 | Document Management, Legal Anywhere, Practice Management, Time Matters
What Lexis giveth, Lexis can take away. And then replace with an alternate tool. As you may be aware, Lexis somewhat abruptly and unexpectedly ended their relationship with Watchdox, the “client portal” application that had been bundled into the Time Matters...
by Jeanine Rhode | Apr 12, 2016 | Document Management
So what is MetaJure and how can it help your law firm? First, you should know that MetaJure was developed by lawyers for lawyers – who were frustrated with the current document and email management systems available today. They experienced first-hand in their...
