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The pandemic has thrown everyone for a curve, including legal advisors. Yet, when your clients are transacting in capital markets, restructuring, bankruptcy and M&A, they still need your timely guidance — and, they still expect results.

Watch this on-demand webcast that covers market insights on how current events like the pandemic have disrupted standard workflows, the role of technology in addressing shifts in client expectations, and findings from a live polling of audience members on their own practice experiences and productivity hacks. An expert panel of attorneys and legal tech leaders discuss:

• Best practices for overcoming common productivity challenges, including adoption of recent legal tech advances.
• Navigating disrupted workflows during the pandemic to ensure business continuity.
• How new technology advances can help you meet shifting client expectations.

Lawyers must evolve along with technology, including learning how to locate, protect, and extract information from dark data sources. Dark data is likely to be in an unstructured format, unclassified, and likely unmanaged by current information governance solutions.

Accessing and reviewing dark data with a modern ediscovery platform enables lawyers to more effectively serve clients whose companies use modern forms of communication. This white paper reviews several examples of what dark data is and how to automatically translate, transcribe, and convert, to bring information to the surface that often remains hidden during document review.

Download this whitepaper and learn how to harness the power of modern computer science to expose the hidden details of dark data at scale. Including:

• Examples of dark data
• Dark data and the ethical duty of technological competence
• Accessing dark data formats such as: social media and chat; machine transcription;  machine language identification and translation; and advanced file formats. 
• Revealing hidden data at scale 

Overcome your dark data challenges and understand the benefits and risks of emerging technologies that create, or analyze dark data today.

Globalization of the U.S. economy, inconsistent practices among contractors, and an array of threats - these are just a few of the challenges U.S. Government SCRM faces in the modern world. How can you be confident that you’ve addressed any significant risk?

Crafting a tailored plan for supply chain risk management that’s unique to each federal agency is vital. However, success is predicated on having the best available data on supply chains to marry with assessment expertise for truly effective strategies.

Download this white paper that explores strategies and technology tools to help you more effectively identify and mitigate supply chain risk. Topics include:

• How to build a risk assessment baseline
• The importance of comprehensive data sources on vendors/contractors
• How technology helps proactively monitor the right vendor data

Start performing thorough risk assessments today.

As the entire world has discovered these past few months, the way we work can change drastically, and without any warning. Working remotely is the new normal and we must navigate this new way of working.

With document automation software your clients can complete an interview virtually, without any need for in-person interviews or data collection, further streamlining the document creation process. 

Watch this on-demand webcast to learn how to streamline document generation workflow with document automation. There is great value in implementing document automation, including:

• Saving time and money
• Improving document creation
• Enhancing compliance
• Increasing efficiency
• Mitigating risk

Digital transformation within the legal industry has suddenly taken on new urgency and new meaning. Cumbersome, bloated project teams, expensive in-person meetings and traditional ways of managing workflows and documents are no longer practical, let alone possible.

The future-focused law firm can reap immediate benefits from artificial intelligence (AI) and automation technologies — namely, time saved, increased productivity, enhanced attorney satisfaction, and ultimately growth.

Download this white paper that covers in detail:

• Immediate advantages your firm gains from AI and automation technology adoption
• What improvements you will see in operations
• How to go about technology adoption in a thoughtful way
• A checklist to help guide you through the vendor selection process

Legal firms routinely handle large sums of money on behalf of clients, which ‘clean’ the money by disguising its origin. This creates a significant overlap between the services a law firm offers and money laundering methods; thus, designating the legal sector as a high-risk industry. 

Amidst greater pressure on the legal industry to address financial crime compliance, how can you protect your law firm from risk, improve regulatory compliance, and avoid fines or reputational damage?

Download this in-depth infographic that covers in detail:

• Guidelines and best practices to help firms and solo-practitioners ensure compliance 
• 3 considerations when implementing best practices
• The current compliance landscape including: screening challenges; common approaches to financial crime compliance; what defines risk; and typical risk screening standards.

Is your law firm ready to move beyond the world of billable hours? 

The managed legal services model introduces transparency, efficiency – and the chance to introduce technology on a scale that might not be feasible for single in-house teams. Plus, your firm benefits from the certainty of cash flow.

Here’s how it works: direct insight of your client’s specific needs and pain points can be turned into knowledge, or digitized IP, that can then be turned into an opportunity to create a more valuable, and potentially more profitable offering to the client. Which could then be sold again with a similar implementation to another client while not attracting any new costs to your firm. 

Download this playbook to learn how partnering with legal technology to expand upon managed legal services can help your firm go beyond billable hours by:

• Understanding the gap in the legal service provider model 
• Extracting new value from client knowledge
• Turning knowledge into revenue streams