In today’s digitally-driven environment, it is not always easy for lawyers to find the right solutions for their law practice. In fact, the process can be overwhelming. We created our Buyers Guide series to help legal professionals navigate the options available to them.
Our goal is to ease and improve the evaluation process by illuminating key differences and prominent benefits that software or service providers offer. Highlighting these can help your firm improve efficiency, polish workflows, and positively impact your financials.
All of our Buyer's Guides are available free of charge. Thousands of legal professionals have found them to be a helpful, reliable, and trustworthy resource, we know you will too.
Whether you are adopting legal practice management software for the first time or considering a change to your long-held case management platform, the latest in practice management software promises key upgrades in your ability to efficiently deliver and track your legal services.
With so many new technologies available to attorneys to aid in the creation, editing, management, review or signature of documents it can be hard to stay up to date and even harder to understand what makes each solution special. This buyer's guide is intended to organize providers into distinct categories based on their core capabilities; explain the value of their services, key differentiators as well as the ideal use case for application in daily law firm life.
This is the first of two 2021 guides dedicated to Legal Operations for today’s legal departments who are increasingly being taxed with doing more and often with less. The only real solution is to embrace technology that helps increase efficiency while reducing costs.
For legal professionals, time and billing have always meant getting paid. From yellow note pads to early electronic billing software to today’s advanced and integrated applications, few will argue the time tracking and invoicing are the life-blood of most practices. In this guide, we explore today’s leading products and provide in-depth reviews.
From mining time spent on projects to contract management, document management, and eDiscovery, AI is adding value to our practices and so far doesn’t appear to be the threat that was earlier imagined.
Use this guide to explore the latest in this constantly evolving legal tech category.
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LTMG, through its Legal Tech Publishing (LTP) division, creates expertly curated buyers guides in legal technology and are considered the experts in this space. LTP is dedicated to amplifying the voices of the Legal Tech community and to helping legal professionals better navigate the complex and evolving world of products and services available to lawyers.