With most law firms losing millions of pounds annually due to poor productivity, forward-thinking practices should look to smooth their processes in new ways.
The legal field is among the most populous and most competitive in the marketplace. There are hundreds of firms of all sizes, which means that it can be hard for a law firm to stand out and get noticed.
Large law firms have been historically reticent to allow staff the freedom to adopt agile working. Now that the situation has changed, how can firms best handle new working policies?
The whole business world has moved online and platforms like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Hangouts are being used everywhere. The legal industry, however, differs from other businesses and has its own unique challenges and requirements. So, out of all the video conferencing tools, which one is best for lawyers?
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