This CLE will focus on running a remote law practice with emphasis on the following:
• Best accounting practices, with a focus on software that allows for remote approval of trust, AP and billing actions
• Technology for remote lawyers and firms, including document storage, why VPNs are bad, and best software
• Establishing a strong communication structure
• Developing a unified structure and delegating in a remote setting
• New economic models for remote law firms (virtual and distributed firms)
• The advantages of the new models over the traditional law firm model
• Leveraging AI for enhanced document management, legal research and contract analysis in remote law practices
• Optimizing client engagement and service delivery through AI-driven virtual assistance and predictive analytics
• Bolstering remote law practices with AI-powered e-discovery and knowledge management
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