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How does your solo firm balance the practice of law with the business of law? Do you have all the tech tools you need to succeed?
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Differentiating your firm with technology
Technology can help in differentiating your firm from the rest of the pack. Start benefiting from the competitive advantage of being a tech-savvy firm.
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How will you be getting your continued legal education credits this year? Join One Legal's live virtual conference for the perfect CLE opportunity.
Read moreRecent tech mistakes in law firms—and learning from them
Let's revisit recent tech mistakes in law firms that made headlines and caused headaches. How can your firm avoid costly errors handling confidential data?
Read moreWhat legal professionals need to know about eFiling
From important rules about digital documents to understanding the electronic court filing process, here are the important things to know about eFiling.
Read moreTips for implementing new technology at your law firm
How do you introduce software and systems to your firm? Consider these tips for implementing new technology in your law office.
Read moreHow to create templates in Microsoft Word for legal documents
How does your law firm draft legal documents? Check out these ways to create templates in Microsoft Word more efficiently.
Read moreDo I choose case initiation or subsequent filing?
New to eFiling--or ready for a refresher? Be sure you're filing a case initiation and subsequent filing correctly. Here's what you need to know.
Read more6 legal support skills to be proud of wherever you go
Beyond filing and case management, your experience in a law firm is helping you to build impressive legal support skills that will be valuable anywhere.
Read moreNew at One Legal: Estimated fees and charges on the order review page
New One Legal feature! Review estimated court charges and filing fees and see itemized orders before submitting your filing to the court.
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