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In a conversation with Bob Ambrogi, Briefpoint founder Nathan Walter unveils its new Propounding Discovery module drafts 3 sets of outgoing discovery using a single pleading .pdf upload.

Briefpoint is for attorneys who are interested in incorporating AI into their practice without having to change how they practice. Briefpoint’s patented AI system drafts discovery response and request documents in minutes (instead of hours).

Questions asked in this video:

01:19 - How was Briefpoint started?

04:24 - What does the new Propounding Discovery Generator do in Briefpoint?

07:58 - Can you talk about AI's role in this new tool?

09:43 - What control does an attorney have over the documents generated by Briefpoint?

11:25 - How does Briefpoint handle the filing requirements of different states?

13:51 - How much time does Briefpoint actually save lawyers?

AllRize, a leading innovator of software solutions for law firms and in-house legal departments, today introduced its AI-powered law practice management platform. The comprehensive SaaS solution includes all the features necessary to help legal teams streamline internal operations, increase staff productivity, and deliver superior service to their clients.

Designed as an easily customizable platform, AllRize offers four software modules that work together with a unified and intuitive interface built on the Microsoft Dynamics framework. The modules include:

• CRM – including intake, client communications, and outbound marketing capabilities

• Matters – providing simplified management of all cases, documents, and matters

• Calendar – for scheduling and managing tasks, schedules, and critical deadlines

• Accounting – automatically tracks each user’s time, as well as billing and payments

Bob Ambrogi interviews ProfitSolv VP of Marketing Scott Clasen, and Senior Director of Product Marketing Erica Birstler, about the announcement of Rocket Matter NextGen.

00:00 - Introductions

00:54 - What is Rocket Matter?

02:17 - What is Rocket Matter NextGen?

03:40 - What are the biggest changes to Rocket Matter with the announcement of NextGen?

08:47 - What size law firm is Rocket Matter intended for?

13:29 - How does Rocket Matter NextGen change the user experience?

15:32 - What kind of support does Rocket Matter offer to users?

19:20 - Which features of NextGen are Rocket Matter users most excited about?

24:16 - What is the user migration plan for Rocket Matter users switching to NextGen?

25:18 - Will Rocket Matter NextGen remove any features from Rocket Matter Classic?

27:04 - What kinds of security features have you considered with Rocket Matter NextGen?

28:58 - Closing Thoughts

What is Rocket Matter NextGen?

Rocket Matter NextGen is here. The most comprehensive update to it's application since Larry Port launched Rocket Matter in 2008 has been unveiled today. The new Rocket Matter platform is a user-friendly practice management solution developed directly from feedback and conversations with lawyers who provided insight into how to make their professional lives earier. Reimagined for growing firms. Rocket Matter “NextGen” is an all-in-one management system complete with a new, industry-leading integration with QuickBooks Online, “bank-level” (SOC 2 compliant) security certification, and continued award-winning customer support.

Finally, there's a legal practice management solution that is easy to learn, with tailored, flexible views and dashboards so a firm can see the information important to them.

Assembly Software announces the launch of its groundbreaking AI-powered features integrated directly into its legendary Neos case management platform, promising to transform the way legal professionals operate and streamline their daily tasks. NeosAI is designed to enhance efficiency, streamline processes, and elevate productivity by embedding AI technology directly into Neos workflows. Unlike other AI products that disrupt workflow by requiring users to switch between platforms, NeosAI seamlessly integrates within Neos, empowering users to leverage AI capabilities without interrupting their workflow.

KM and AI: Powering the Future of Law Firm Intelligence

Automating repetitive tasks and synthesizing information, generative AI is revolutionizing how information is managed, disseminated, and utilized in law firms. As a result, AI is reshaping the traditional role of KM, elevating the strategic importance of knowledge professionals.

KLoBot Inc. recently introduced KLapper, an AI-powered DIY platform for creating virtual assistants, that provide “intelligence anywhere” access to attorneys across their favorite devices and apps using just their voice or text. KLapper is one of many tech innovations of Ragav Jagannathan, an industry disrupter and creator of AI and automation solutions for law firms across the globe.

Jagannathan will share his experience in helping law firms automate and streamline knowledge management, his views on the changing role of knowledge management, and his vision for the future of AI in the legal industry.

Join Smokeball's Ruchie Chadha, President, and Jordan Turk, Legal Technology Advisor, as they discuss the launch of Smokeball's groundbreaking Artificial Intelligence (AI) functionality, designed to elevate legal professionals, and optimize their existing workflows and productivity. With regard to Artificial Intelligence, Smokeball firmly believes that AI won't replace small law practitioners, but those leveraging AI for efficiency will eclipse those who don't.

Efficiency and precision are both vital when crafting a brief, but attorneys can get bogged down in the details and end up wasting valuable hours on formatting minutiae. It’s a tricky balance to get right.

It's not uncommon for attorneys to spend between 20 and 40+ hours on a complex legal brief, including drafting, formatting, and editing. What takes so long?

TypeLaw recently analyzed the composition of 10,000+ legal briefs, appeals, original proceedings, and trial motions to reveal the typical anatomy of a legal brief. Bob Ambrogi discusses the research with TypeLaw co-founder & CEO, Attorney Chris Dralla.

Bob chats with Dan Johnson, founder of JurorSearch, the leading voir dire management solution to handle all aspects of jury selection. Dan discusses the path of client-driven software development as he learns from trial attorneys and jury consultants the customizable features they want to use. Bob also gets the scoop on the launch of DataDrox.com a survey tool originally built for mock trials and focus groups but also useful as an alternative to SurveyMonkey, Google Forms and Office Forms.

Starting on Friday, December 1, legal tech startup Lawmato will be back with its virtual legal consultation platform app (“Lawmato”) offering new and improved features.

One of the new features is the availability of immediate consultation. “We suspected, and ourcustomers have spoken, that they value the ability to obtain consultation at the moment most convenient to them,” said Lawmato founder and CEO Tom Tong. Lawmato’s first of its kind scheduled virtual consultation offering provides transparency and

efficiency to prospective clients, whether individuals or businesses. Prospective clients can search for lawyers, review background, experience and consultation rate, choose the lawyer they feel best fits their needs and select dates and times to meet. The relaunched app offers an improved scheduling system with seamless ability for prospective clients to choose dates and times for meeting so lawyers can quickly respond and confirm. “Another way we listened to our customers.” Tong said.

“Lawmato is designed to give prospective clients peace of mind, making competent lawyers available at their fingertips, and with instant payment to ensure efficiency in the consultation process.” said Lori Ann Fox, Lawmato’s co-founder and General Counsel & Director of Operations. “Our app’s immediate and scheduled consultation capabilities help reduce, or possibly even remove, the fear, uncertainty and anxiety of not knowing,” Fox said. “It’s like when you suspect a health issue – there’s that fear of the unknown until you consult a doctor.”

“Why Lawmato?” Tong said. “Today people do everything with an app. . .we’ve all met virtually with doctors. . .now it’s with a lawyer.”

About Lawmato:

Originally founded in 2020, Law2C, Inc. dba Lawmato is an American legal tech startup connecting prospective clients to lawyers for virtual legal consultation. Its secure, encrypted app allows users to communicate securely via video, voice, or both from wherever they are.

For further information, contact Lori Ann Fox at [email protected].

Leading legal platform, Filevine, recently announced the launch of end-to-end timekeeping, billing and payments, enabling customers to track time, bill their clients, and receive payments easily and securely within the Filevine platform. The release rounds out Filevine's robust suite of natively-built legal solutions and meets the needs of the growing number of non-contingency firms looking to Filevine to optimize their legal operations. Learn more about Filevine's latest capabilities here: https://www.filevine.com/platform/billing-and-time-keeping/.