The case for holding off on generative AI
There’s a lot of talk but not many actual implementations of generative AI in the cloud. Better to have all the pieces in place before launching expensive projects. Read more www.infoworld.com
There’s a lot of talk but not many actual implementations of generative AI in the cloud. Better to have all the pieces in place before launching expensive projects. Read more www.infoworld.com
Digital Marketing: Tried-and-True digital strategies that work for law firms By Kevin Vermeulen In today’s online-first world, most law firms recognize that a robust digital strategy is key to driving new client acquisition and [...]
Thank-you page optimization is a powerful tool that can boost your conversion rate and overall client engagement. Read more abovethelaw.com
Your firm’s legal client management process acts like the conductor of an orchestra, ensuring all parts work harmoniously to create a symphony of client satisfaction. Read more caretlegal.com
Password reuse remains prevalent, leaving user accounts vulnerable to password-spraying attacks if they’re not protected by strong multi-factor authentication. Read more www.helpnetsecurity.com
An article in the Harvard Business Review observes two categories of human skills that leaders see as critical, and which organizations are teaching to their employees. Read more hbr.org
Content Marketing: Leveraging content creation in legal marketing By Edie Reinhardt Maintaining an active presence on social media can be challenging for lawyers and law firms. One powerful strategy that can help is using [...]
Although no judge has ever rejected a legal brief because it was too well written, edited, and proofed, a diminished return on investment is reached at a certain point. Read more abovethelaw.com
Lawyers on LinkedIn don’t have to be influencers or even frequent posters for the platform to be a potent business development tool. Read more www.attorneyatwork.com
Reviewing the same documents multiple times across multiple matters—aka “repeated review”—is a costly but necessary part of eDiscovery. Artificial intelligence, concept clustering, and TAR models can be deployed to reduce human review hours. Read [...]