82% of senior legal fee-earners recently surveyed, noted they’re unconfident existing legal practice business models were “future-proofed” to remain competitive in 30 years. Here are five technologies to help you prepare for increasing client demands and remain competitive in a rapidly changing legal landscape.
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Hive Legal Queen Bee of 2014 ALPMA / Telstra Thought Leadership Award
Hive Legal, start-up virtual law firm, crowned 2014 ALPMA/Telstra Thought Leadership Award winner at last night’s ALPMA Summit Gala dinner in Melbourne. The award recognised Hive Legal as 2014’s outstanding law firm who are doing things differently and successfully adapting to changes in the legal landscape.
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Electronic Documents… Can Law Offices Go Paperless?
Are legal records worth the paper they’re written on? Electronic documents and records are replacing their paper counterparts in many sectors, but the legal industry is taking longer to adapt.…
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Big Data: Reshaping the Legal Landscape
In any law firm, big data comes from a range of different sources. Client files, archives, timesheet and billing systems each contain large amounts of information. Externally, there are case law databases, social media networks, research papers and media reports.
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The Future of Law: Digital Law Firm Revolution [Whitepaper]
Download our latest White Paper discussing the future of law in Australia. We take an indepth look at how the legal profession could change over the course of the next 30 years and the digital law firm will become commonplace.
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The Future of Law: Disappearing Legal Libraries and Virtual Firms [Infographic]
Is your law firm ready for the future of law? Take a look at our recient survey results that highlight disappearing legal libraries, virtualised practices and consumers in control! 2044 is likely to look very different from today.
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Australian e-Trials and Paperless Courts
For several years we’ve heard about tablet computers being handed out to members of the judiciary and pilot paperless court e-trials being conducted. So how far away are Australian courts…
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The Future for Law Firms: Virtual Law Firms, Legal Outsourcing and the Battle for Talent
Virtual firms, legal outsourcing. It’s the future, and it’s coming to your firm now. Futurist and author Ross Dawson shares his thoughts on where the legal industry is heading. …
Read moreWho’s Winning the Smartphone Race at Law Firms?
As smartphone adoption continues to rise, BlackBerry’s traditional hold on the legal market is waning as Apple’s iPhone and Google’s Android devices join the competition. In July 2013, the Daily…
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Mobile Device Usage is Going Up. But is Safety Coming First? (Infographic)
A 2012 Thomson Reuters study has revealed how professional services* in Australia are using mobile devices. However, with practitioners adopting Tablets as status symbols with little IT strategy in place…
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