Attorney at Work Today

Layering more tools — including AI — on top of a fragmented law firm MarTech infrastructure does not accelerate growth; it compounds the underlying problems. Instead of asking, “What should we add next?” ask, “What must we fix first?”

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Adapted from an article by Zena Applebaum.

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When your day is driven by deadlines, client demands and constant communication, wellness can start to feel like one more thing on the to-do list. Jamie Spannhake shares five achievable strategies for how to reset and reduce stress.

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Adapted from an article by Jamie Spannhake.

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Microsoft Word tips for lawyers who spend time editing, formatting and tweaking long documents.

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Adapted from an article by Ben Schorr.

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Oklahoma attorney Jimmy Lai shares multilingual law firm marketing tips for attracting and retaining immigrant clients. A few practical changes go a long way.

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Adapted from an article by Jimmy Lai.

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As a practicing litigator, you’ve probably used AI to summarize a deposition, condense a document set or draft a client update. Those uses are practical and increasingly common. But they are not where AI delivers its greatest value to a litigation team.

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Adapted from an article by Traci Hewitt.

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It’s early days for the legal MSO industry. That means law firms are getting the best deals they will ever get — at least the ones that don’t allow “shiny objects” to distract them. How to stay focused and get the best possible deal? Frederick Shelton and Ayven Dodd say understanding these pillars of legal MSO deals is the first step.

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Adapted from an article by Frederick Shelton and Ayven Dodd.

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Every business should have a consumer AI policy, but understanding the intersection of AI and attorney-client privilege is now a critical requirement for legal protection.

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Adapted from an article by Eric Magnuson.

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To beat burnout, says Karen Skinner, we need a new approach to law firm productivity.

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Adapted from an article by Karen Skinner.

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Ben Schorr explains how attorneys can use Microsoft Copilot Agent Builder to create custom, high-value legal assistants, or agents. Just give yourself 15 minutes.

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Adapted from an article by Ben Schorr.

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Law firms that take measurable actions to cut risk can often lower cyber insurance premiums and get better coverage terms at the same time. The key: Know what insurers truly want.

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Adapted from an article by Michael Maschke, Sharon Nelson and John Simek.

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