Survey after survey reveals that the majority of firms have incorporated law practice management software into their operations — the ABA reports that number is as high as 53%.
However, not all legal software is designed to last or scale with a firm over the lifetime of that business.
In fact, many law practices reach a point with their current software solution where the end no longer justifies the means, and a switch to a better platform is the best possible course of action.
In this eBook, Nicole Black of MyCase — also an Above the Law columnist — provides a roadmap for firms considering a new practice management system.
Download it to explore:
- When (and how) to upgrade your legal software
- The pain of switching — and if it’s worth it
- Three key steps to make the switch
- A competitive advantage checklist to consider
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Survey after survey reveals that the majority of firms have incorporated law practice management software into their operations — the ABA reports that number is as high as 53%.
However, not all legal software is designed to last or scale with a firm over the lifetime of that business.
In fact, many law practices reach a point with their current software solution where the end no longer justifies the means, and a switch to a better platform is the best possible course of action.
In this eBook, Nicole Black of MyCase — also an Above the Law columnist — provides a roadmap for firms considering a new practice management system.
Download it to explore:
- When (and how) to upgrade your legal software
- The pain of switching — and if it’s worth it
- Three key steps to make the switch
- A competitive advantage checklist to consider
