Law Practice Management and Technology
The Bottom Line Volume 34, No. 5, December 2013
Content
- Message From the Guest Editors: MCLE Just in Time for the Compliance Deadline!
- Coach's Corner: a Financial Dashboard Shows a Law Firm’s Speed – and If It Has Enough Gas
- MCLE Self-Study Article 6 Email Tips for Busy Attorneys
- MCLE Self-Study Article Online Reputation – Occupational Hazard for Lawyers
- MCLE Self-Study Article Recurring Ethical Issues Relating To Fees and Fee Agreement
- MCLE Self-Study Article the Right Strategy for Bringing on a Practice Successor
- Message from the Chair
- MCLE Self-Study Article Shouldn't We be Helping to Lead the Way to the Future of Legal Services?
MCLE Self-Study Article Shouldn’t We be Helping to Lead the Way to the Future of Legal Services?
By Lee Kanon Alpert, Esq.
Alpert, Barr & Grant
Strong and effective law practice management services are central to the successful client relationship; that is a given. But what are we doing now to prepare to assist our clients for the business changes futurists are now predicting?
This year’s Legal Futures Conference, which took place in October of 2013 and is put on annually by the College of Law Practice Management, focused on, "The Future of Legal Services from the Buyers’ Viewpoint." After exploring the predicted global trends, attendees applied this knowledge to a variety of industries to start the conversation about how these trends will begin to impact the way legal services are delivered in the future. Many think the future is now.