If you’re thinking about moving your law firm management software from on-premises to the cloud, here are some features you should consider before adopting a solution for your firm. Although we specialize in providing cloud-based software for attorneys, our primary goal is to help law firms make an informed decision to improve their operations.

It's also important to consider the effect social distancing and time away from the office has on your practice, and how technology helps or hinders that.

Many law firms generate enormous amounts of paperwork that’s become difficult to access with COVID-related state-wide lockdowns and self-quarantining. Law firms that already had digital processes in place now have a distinct advantage over those with redundant paper processes.

With these issues in mind, let’s look at why now is the time to become a paperless law firm and some advice on making the transition to digital.

Attorneys and their clients often need to sign court documents, contracts, agreements, and more. But the hassle of printing, signing, and scanning documents wastes time and resources for law firms. Digital signature software (also known as e-signature) lets you sign documents on the computer and authenticate the signer more efficiently and securely than physical signature does.

It is that time of year again—resolution time!

“What do you mean, resolution time?” you may be thinking. “Christmas trees are still up, the holiday music is still playing, and my pants still fit.”