by RG | Sep 8, 2026 | legal matters
Sam Davidoff | Legal research AI is built to hand you an answer, but most of the time, that is not what the work requires. You don’t want the AI answer; you want the AI to help you get to your answer. The post Let Lawyers Be Lawyers, Let AI Search for the Cases...
by RG | Sep 8, 2026 | legal matters
71% of solo attorneys use AI, but only a third are making more money. Joshua Lenon explains the gap between simple task automation and firm-wide revenue growth. The post Why Isn’t AI Making Your Firm Money? with Joshua Lenon appeared first on Articles, Tips and Tech...
by RG | Sep 4, 2026 | legal matters
Steve Kherkher and Jesus Garcia | The hardest case to refer is the one that is bigger than your practice. But making a referral doesn’t mean giving up o your client. The post 5 Things We Wish Every Referring Lawyer Would Tell Us Before Sending a Case appeared...
by RG | Sep 3, 2026 | legal matters
Sometimes you can’t help wondering if you make a difference at all. Teddy Snyder dives into two new books that explore the human need to feel our lives matter. The post Do You Feel Your Life Matters? appeared first on Articles, Tips and Tech for Law Firms and...
by RG | Sep 2, 2026 | legal matters
Bruce Broillet: The Great Equalizer By Susan Cushing Half a century in the courtroom has earned Bruce Broillet something every trial lawyer hopes for but few ever achieve – enduring respect. Along the way, he helped build Greene, Broillet & Wheeler into one of...
by RG | Sep 2, 2026 | legal matters
Laura Ramos James survived a case before she ever argued one. At three years old, in her hometown of Monclova, Mexico, a German shepherd attacked her. The injuries required facial reconstructive surgery and years of medical care. She learned early what it feels like...
