In 2026 client intake is no longer a static form — law firms must balance remote onboarding, AI triage, and evolving electronic-approval standards to stay compliant and win trust.
Virtual production and real-time tools are reshaping how law firms tell stories — from client testimonials to thought leadership. Here’s how firms should use them ethically and effectively.
As electronic approvals and cloud workflows proliferate, law firms face new attack surfaces. This advanced strategy guide covers technical controls, auditability, and governance.
More people are starting estate planning without a lawyer, but 2026 brings new tools and new traps. This guide shows what’s safe to do alone and when you need a lawyer’s signature.
The EU’s 2026 traceability rules for botanical oils change labeling, records, and supplier obligations. Lawyers advising small sellers need a fast compliance playbook.
Long-term document security is a legal requirement. We test leading legacy storage providers for retention guarantees, accessibility, and defensibility in litigation in 2026.
Retention is now about productized relationships and microcopy — not just billable hours. Learn advanced tactics to keep clients long-term in 2026.
Hybrid events introduce unique liability and safety complications. This legal primer covers risk assessments, vendor contracts, and power/cable safety for in-person activations.
We tested top document automation platforms for law firms in 2026: how they handle complex clauses, integrations with archives, and defensible outputs for court.
Sustainability reporting is no longer optional. Firms must adapt disclosures, procurement clauses, and client advisories to the new expectations sweeping professional services.
A practical case study of a boutique firm that combined layered caching, better approvals, and remote support onboarding to cut intake latency and reduce discovery risk.
Travelers still risk losing critical documents. This 2026 guide gives lawyers and clients practical, legal-safe steps to preserve identity and critical records while traveling for community work.