What happens when legal technology can increase access to justice and boost the profitability of law firms? In this episode of Notes to My (Legal) Self, we dive into "Using Legal Technology to Increase Access to Justice While Making Lawyers More Money," featuring Eric Voogt, CEO of Proof Technology, Inc., and former trial attorney. Eric’s shift from the courtroom to founding a legal tech company provides critical insights into how technology can revolutionize both the legal industry and the delivery of justice.

Eric walks us through the founding of Proof, a company that streamlines the process of service, one of the most fundamental elements in litigation. He highlights the inefficiencies in the traditional system, including the time and costs that lawyers and firms face, and how this has broader implications for access to justice. By automating service of process, Proof helps pro se litigants and law firms alike, creating a more efficient legal system for everyone.

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Eric also shares practical advice for legal professionals, from implementing case management systems to leveraging AI for tasks like deposition summaries and evidence review. His message is clear: change is coming, and those who adopt technology now will not only benefit financially but will also play a key role in addressing the access to justice crisis.

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Join us for this insightful conversation with Eric Voogt and learn how technology is reshaping the legal landscape. Whether you're a lawyer, paralegal, or simply interested in the future of law, this episode offers actionable insights and inspiration for the road ahead.

Thank you for joining us, and don't miss out on this opportunity to rethink how technology can transform your legal practice. See you next time!