What to be aware of when lawyers consider sharing office space with colleagues from other firms.

When thinking about retirement, consider the lawyer, the firm, and their clients.

Expanding the pool of eligible buyers increases a seller’s chances of obtaining top dollar for their practice.

When reaching out to clients, consider their preferences and track their responses.

Sooner or later, you are going to be targeted by ransomware. Don’t fall for it.

QuickBooks is great, just not for law firms.

Microsoft's often-overlooked feature for scheduling appointments with ease.

Everyone dreads the prospect of a computer virus or malware. Here are tips for spotting whether your computer might be infected.

Time for a "birds and bees" discussion about client development.

Learn how to use process mapping and help your firm "go lean."

Your hectic schedule likely precludes pleasure reading, but many apps will help you reintegrate pleasure reading into your busy life.

Planning ahead is the only way to deal with unforeseen disasters. Learn best-practice tips to implement in your firm before disaster strikes.

Start the new year by taking a few minutes to assess your billing and fee-collecting practices.

In today's economic climate, law firms must be diligent in assessing expenses and business practices to ensure that their bottom line doesn't suffer.

Learn the "dead-simple" way to encrypt your attorney-client communications with Office 365.

The cost of software subscriptions can add up quickly. Learn how to decide which subscriptions are worth it.

Many solo and small firm attorneys struggle with bookkeeping. Read on to be reminded of how important it is and to learn whether outsourcing is a good option for your firm.