a survival guide for legal practice managers.

No one does eDiscovery because it’s fun. It’s a process, so if there's a defensible way to streamline it, shouldn’t we be jumping at the opportunity? The last two years of the global pandemic has been an eye-opening experience to many. We could still service our clients at the level to which they have grown accustomed, we could still meet deadlines, and we could do it from the comfort of our own home.

As a proud member of InfoGovANZ, TIMG values the contribution of the community of information governance professionals in Australia and NZ. The information landscape we are operating in is complex and rapidly changing. A quick glance at the current news headlines, highlights the challenges that organisations are dealing with, be it cyber-attacks, data breaches, or privacy regulations...

Law firms with a focus on corporate clients are increasingly looking to advanced techniques to leverage relationships for business growth, and to nurture key contacts to remain top of mind in client business decision making.

Setting professional charge out rates is a simple formula process once you understand the critical factors impacting your professionals in the work they perform.

Law firms that are working to help consumers navigate their challenges exist in a competitive environment, where new clients have access to a variety of options at any time of day to get their dispute rolling.

For this final blog in our series, we explore how today’s law firms can make the transition from fees generally being paid late, to a world where all fees are paid in full and on time.

In the compliance-heavy and detail-oriented legal profession, it is crucial that information is accurate, protected and easily found and that robust systems and processes are in place to ensure best practice and risk management. Technology is one of the best tools available in mitigating risk today and into the future.

Part 2 of the smartAR Blog series moves on from historical observations to looking at modern themes that will make living with inefficient accounts receivable more difficult.

The end of a financial year is an excellent time to check in on your personal finances to see whether there are simple and easy changes you can make to better secure your future.  The good news is that there are often relatively easy and quick things that can be done that can increase the likelihood of living the life you want in retirement for both yourself and your family.