By Jay Kamlet and Jordan Deifik As those lawyers on the younger end of the baby boomer generation approach retirement age, there has been an increase of discussion regarding client retention, transition of client loads to younger lawyers, and the role older attorneys should play in a law firm. As a baby boomer lawyer, […]
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By Jay Kamlet and Jordan Deifik Generational differences between lawyers did not start with millennials, but the divide between baby boomers and millennials has undoubtedly brought this issue to the forefront of the legal industry. Traits valued by millennials, such as independence and work-life balance, may appear disrespectful or undisciplined to those from older […]
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You’ve submitted your search and got your results. Now what? This week we will review that results page and what it can do for you. Let’s get started! The results page appears after you have submitted your search. These results may vary depending on what you selected in the Jurisdiction and Compilation menu. Unless you specified […]
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While Casemaker4’s search tools are powerful, sometimes you may find the best way to get what you are looking for is browsing. In Casemaker4 there are two different ways to browse content – Tree View and List View. Let’s get started! The State Compilations page is your default landing page. On it, you can see a listing […]
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By Jay Kamlet and Jordan Deifik As a successful solo law practice owner, you have already achieved many major accomplishments and made a name for yourself in your area of practice. By taking your firm to the next level and evolving into a small law practice, you can take on more clients, have […]
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By: Michael L. Goldblatt Originally Published on Blumberg Blog on December 3, 2019 Printed with the permission of www.Blumberg.com/blog and BlumbergExcelsior, Inc. Journaling has been used since ancient times to capture thoughts, keep reminders, and record events. An early example is the journal maintained by Roman Emperor Marcus Aurielius (161-180) who kept notes […]
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By: Michael L. Goldblatt Originally Published on Blumberg Blog on November 6, 2019 Printed with the permission of www.Blumberg.com/blog and BlumbergExcelsior, Inc. 70 years ago, lawyer Louis Brown advocated for client checkups in his Manual on Preventive Law. Until his death in 1996 at the age of 86, Brown continued to write and […]
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I Know I Need It, But Where Do I Start? Navigating Your Document Management Options Jan. 21 Noon to 1 p.m. Webinar only Register here. It’s no mystery that law firms need software to run their business – to store data, documents and email, manage workflow, avoid conflicts, and serve their clients. The problems faced […]
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It’s that time of year again! The DBA Awards Committee is seeking nominations for its annual awards. Awards are given annually for: Award of Merit, Volunteer Lawyer of the Year, Young Lawyer of the Year, Judicial Excellence, and Teacher of the Year. All nominations are due by Jan. 31. Nominate here.
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This week we are going to talk personalization and customization with the Casemaker4 My Account menu. The first option provided in the My Account menu is settings. Clicking this link will allow you to change the Casemaker default settings in favor of your preferences. On the settings page, you will see four tabs. First, the […]
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