Start Small, Think Big - A Roadmap for Law Firm Change that Actually Sticks
Tactical approaches to adoption and challenging the status quo with India Preston
Fringe Legal #81: The Paradox of Client Expectations
Notes from discussion with Brad Blickstein, David Cambria, and Keith Maziarek on Client Expectations, Tech Investments, and the Economic Downturn.
Should law firms charge for legal technology?
Pricing discussions can be challenging regardless of the position. To make them smoother, paint the value story.
What do we offer, and how do we augment technology into the work done for you, as a result of which the value you receive is greater, more quickly realized, or cheaper to deliver.
Creativity in law firms with Dale Miller
Dale Miller discussed the role of creativity in law firms, and how an increased focus on collaboration, pricing, and marketing will be the key to the success of future law firms.
Fringe Legal #64: improve customer experience to increase revenue
The legal sector has an NPS of -54.
By not focusing on clients more, firms are leaving money on the table. Improve customer experience to increase revenue.
Julia Salasky on how to delight clients
Julia Salasky, CEO of Legl, discusses technology can be leveraged to delight law firm clients. Using legal tech to solve fundamental problems with lawyer workflows allows for more value to be added.
Thinking long term and staying client-centric with Adolfo Jimenez
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