When you picture the future of law, do you see lawyers huddling under fluorescent lights far into the night, surrounded by stacks of paper as they slowly churn out one legal document at a time? Perhaps that once was a glorious vision of the legal profession’s future—in the decades following the invention of electricity. Drafting legal documents manually is akin to running a 100-yard dash in a full-body cast. It is a battle of monstrous proportions …

Help people solve real problems. This is what your blog is all about. It’s not a place to push sales. It’s a place to connect with customers and prospects in a genuine, natural way. People go online to search for solutions to their struggles and to discover better ways to accomplish their goals. Your blog posts should help them do those things while also building trust. That’s what this blog post does for law firms …

Enjoy this article written to show how business intelligence and financial analytics tools help law firm leaders understand where and how to improve their processes and boost profitability. Excellent use of stats shows readers how competition among law firms intensifies as the digital era progresses. The statistics tell the story of how meeting client demands in 2021 requires higher levels of legal process scrutiny and stronger financial control than most law firms applied in the …

There’s little doubt you’re getting the real deal from a lawyer who starts an Instagram post by saying “A couple weeks ago, I started to see a therapist. I’m trying to work through some shit y’all.⁠” But as her Lawyer Mommy website says, trademark and business lawyer Lerae Funderburg “wants you to see the version of herself that supersedes what she does and who she serves both in her personal life and in her business.” The article that follows …

This posts examines several factors influencing the transition to technology-enabled contract negotiations. The final post of a 3-part contract negotiations blog series, it ends on a positive note in which we see a future that is already here — a more informed era in which CLM software delivers the efficiency and insights needed to negotiate more intelligently in our fast-paced, digital world. If a PDF doesn’t appear below, please refresh your screen. You can also …

Looking for a good blog post idea? Have me write a response and summarization of a recent report or study. I’m good at it, and it shows you keep up with the latest news in your industry. Busy clients appreciate a quick, informational read like this one. If a PDF doesn’t appear below, please refresh your screen. A link to the live post is available under “Dazzle me now.”  

An informative first-person narrative. It demonstrates a personalized analysis of the benefits a government agency gains by choosing an eDiscovery platform to process their public records requests If a PDF doesn’t appear below, please refresh your screen. You can also read the post live online by clicking “Read It Live” under “Dazzle me now!”  

Many government agencies need to respond to public records requests. But they still lack the appropriate technology to locate and collect records from mobile devices, the cloud, private email accounts and social media platforms, or other locations. And, they do not have the tools to efficiently search and process scores of texts and messages sent via apps, social media, and chat services.   This post shows how, with a single, comprehensive technology platform, agencies gain all the tools they need to overcome and set these challenges aside for good. If a PDF doesn’t appear …

This is part 2 of a blog series discussing negotiation-focused contract management software. Here we  show how software improves contract negotiation strategies and unleashes competitive advantages in ways you may never have suspected. A PDF of the post should appear below. If it doesn’t, please refresh your screen. View the post online by clicking “Read It Live” under Dazzle Me Now!

This post if the first of a series. The idea is to focus on how Contract Life Cycle Management technology supports collaborative negotiations. As you’ll see in following posts, it brings all sorts of benefits to companies through smarter decision-making and automation. A PDF of the post should appear below. If it doesn’t, please refresh your screen. You can also visit the post live online by clicking “Read It Live” under Dazzle Me Now!  

Though my main focus is on legal technology, I am happy to serve legal service providers of all types. That can mean writing on a wide range of topics with attorneys as the target audience. This post discusses Instagram’s viability as part of an effective law firm social media marketing strategy. It also shows how law firms currently build followers and earn engagement on Instagram. A PDF of the post should appear below. If it …

A guest blog post describing in detail how law firms that seek to attract new eyeballs to their website and turn those eyeballs into paying clients should focus on offering engaging content that answers the legal questions and solves the problems clients are online to ask and solve. And forget about trying to figure out how Google’s algorithms work. If a PDF doesn’t appear below, please refresh your screen. You can view the article live …

In this first of a two-part blog series, we review how transparency regulations are slowly changing in response to aspects of today’s digital communications that complicate efforts to disclose public records. And in part two, we’ll see how a single technology platform masters complex public records requests from start to finish so agencies can lay all those complications aside for good. This post makes good use of real-life situations to more clearly describe industry-wide problems. …

One of several blog posts written to promote and encourage the download of a white paper I also wrote. It’s helpful to write several blog posts to target different members of your audience (various personas). Focusing the blog post on each persona’s particular pain points and interests will encourage more people to download an offer. If a PDF doesn’t appear below, please refresh your screen. A link to the live blog post is available under …

Depending on who you ask, Freedom of Information laws work to varying degrees of success or not at all. A look at the disparate views on the effectiveness of these laws helps us pinpoint the difficulties that stand in the way of achieving a truly transparent government in the United States.   This blog post was written to promote an accompanying white paper on the topic regarding the history of public records requests in the U.S. If …

This blog post is based off an interview of an eDiscovery Director and a presentation he made to government agency attorneys concerning FOIA/public records requests. I could’ve written a white paper on the subject, honestly, but I made sure to keep the word count down and leave only the interesting parts in when editing. If a PDF doesn’t appear below, please refresh the screen. A link to the live post is available through the “Dazzle …

eDiscovery technologies are proving to be powerful tools for improving internal records management and retrieval processes that serve to increase transparency into U.S. state and federal government agencies. This blog was written to promote the download of an accompanying white paper with the overall goal of convincing local, state, and federal government agencies to consider using an eDiscovery technology platform to handle public records requests. If a PDF doesn’t appear below, please refresh your screen. A …

This blog post was written to encourage the download of the white paper “The eDiscovery Maturity Model.” It’s one of three posts with that same goal. Each post is written for a different target audience. This post is written to appeal to CTOs and IT team members. If a PDF doesn’t automatically appear below, please refresh your screen. A link to the live version of the post is available under “Dazzle me now!”

Need to promote a webinar? This post is written to entice in-house counsel to watch a previously recorded webinar on bringing ediscovery processes in-house. It gives just enough away to show there’s real value to be had in watching it and holds back just enough information that they’re driven to watch the webinar in order to learn the rest. A PDF of the piece should appear below. If it doesn’t, please refresh your screen. There’s also a …