We know you are busy! So we read through numerous blog posts and find the best ones to share with you each month. Please let us know if you feel we are missing a particularly good. Quick Tips Where to Find Free-to-Use Images on the Web — FOR FREE! Images can be a powerful tool […]
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By Jennifer M. Ramovs, Esq. Director of Practice Management, Affinity Consulting Group As we have the pleasure to work with solo and small law firms across the country, we often the find the role of bookkeeper to be a tough one to fill. While most solos and small firms may not need a full time […]
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We know you are busy! So we read through numerous blog posts and find the best ones to share with you each month. Please let us know if you feel we are missing a particularly good. Quick Tips The Top 5 Wire Fraud Prevention Tips Fraudsters use spoofed email so learn to spot it. Although […]
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By Erica Fujimoto, Director of Default Services, Affinity Consulting Group Law firms are typically run 2 different ways: firms who try to analyze data and understand their business based on reports, and those who eyeball their circumstances and hope for the best. One might think that as a result, the former have a good handle […]
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By Sara Sharp Everything you need to know about negotiation can be learned from the country song, “The Gambler.” Starting with: “If you’re gonna play the game … you gotta learn to play it right.” Learning to negotiate well will never fail to be useful. If you own a house, receive a salary, have been […]
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We know you are busy! So we read through numerous blog posts and find the best ones to share with you each month. Please let us know if you feel we are missing a particularly good. Quick Tips Attorney Identity Theft (Podcast) Identity theft doesn’t just apply to stolen credit cards or social security numbers. […]
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By: Erica Fujimoto Once you have identified a process in your firm, you can take steps to improve upon that process. Remember, your processes may vary based on the circumstances of each matter, but there is still a process you follow in everything you do. The hard part is figuring out whether what you’re doing […]
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By: Erica Fujimoto Whether your firm handles corporate litigation, contracts, criminal defense, or any other type of law, one thing is true: There is a process to everything you do. And any time there is a process, there are ways to improve upon that process. Change simply for the sake of change isn’t ever a […]
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Thinking about retirement? Even if you are years away, don’t miss this practical and comprehensive look at the many and various factors and risks which must be considered when planning for one’s retirement. The program will examine the realities faced by the potential retiree as well as the hopes and desires that the retiree has concerning […]
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By Steve J. Best, Esq. When the staff of a law firm is asked about their biggest frustrations as it relates to productivity and job efficiency, managing volumes of paper is often at the top. Paper files have become problematic in today’s technologically driven law firms. People often spend hours of unproductive time filing away […]
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