Just when you’re ready to end your day, you realize that your work isn’t quite finished yet.
You still have to fill out your timesheet with a detailed log of every client, matter, and task you worked on today. Looks
Why exactly is email such a time sink for lawyers? In many senses, email is just like its physical counterpart—it’s constantly coming in and is difficult to keep up with.
If you don’t have a system for managing your mail,
This could be a golden age for law firms. Demand for legal services has been high throughout the pandemic. The sudden recognition that lawyers can, in fact, work from home has freed law firms from the restrictions—and the costs—associated with
Why Good Lawyers Leave—and How to Keep Them
According to the U.S. News & World Report’s ranking of the 100 Best Jobs of 2022, practicing law is currently the ninth-best job in the U.S. Those rankings balance lawyers’ low
Adopting new technology always feels like a double-edged sword. Sure, you gain new functionality or new efficiencies—or at least that’s what you hope for when you add a new tool. But while you’re waiting for those new features and time
We are in the midst of a productivity crisis. Firms need to improve customer satisfaction and revenue, so they are continually striving to serve clients more effectively and efficiently. But that involves more communication, more emails, more quick calls and
There’s an insidious problem preventing lawyers and law firms from recovering all of the revenue that they’ve rightfully earned: lawyers cannot bill for time that they cannot account for. Automated time capture increases the fidelity of legal billing, ensuring that
There’s an insidious problem preventing lawyers and law firms from recovering all of the revenue that they’ve rightfully earned: lawyers cannot bill for time that they cannot account for. Automated time capture increases the fidelity of legal billing, ensuring that
Originally published on LawSites by Bob Ambrogi
Some lawyers will tell you that there is no greater nuisance in their daily work than recording their billable time. For those lawyers, salvation has arrived, and its name is Apollo.
Apollo is
Originally published on TechLaw Crossroads by Stephen Embry
ZERO, a provider of productivity automation solutions primarily for law firms, today announced the launch of Apollo. Apollo is a software product that automatically captures lawyers’ time spent on billable work