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ITRC’s 2021 Data Breach Report: Sobering Stats
Law Technology Today February 18, 2022 Podcasts The overall number of data...
The Rise of Re-Regulation in the Legal Industry
New developments surrounding re-regulation in the legal industry have left some lawyers uncertain about what these changes mean for the future...
Legal Tech During COVID-19: Have Law Firms Adapted or Not?
As we come to the 18-month mark of this pandemic, Dennis and Tom feel it’s time to take a look at...
I Just Wanna Automate, Automate
Document automation might seem like a simple or even dated topic, but, in reality, fresh takes on this tech just keep...
Tagging Your Way to Productivity
How exactly are we supposed to keep all this information in our lives organized and recallable? Hide things in folders? That’s...
Does It Take 10,000 Hours to Become a Legal Tech Expert?
Are there good ways to develop your legal technology expertise in a hurry? Well, Dennis and Tom’s short answer is no,...
Don’t Make Me Go Back to the Office!
Not everyone is thrilled about going back to the office, but it seems that more and more businesses are setting dates...
20 Tips in 20 Minutes
Looking for some simple ways to make life just a little bit better? Dennis and Tom challenge themselves to fire through...
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