Expenditure on infrastructure, Particularly on IT in Legal Industry is largely misconceived as a non-productive expense. Further, for most of the Lawyers, IT in their firm is limited to getting desktops and computers. When I pitch them the concept of practice automation, it does sound fascinating to them. But after few rounds of conversation, when the question of price arises, it does sound costly to them. It is noteworthy that practice automation in most scenarios is as cheap as a $ a day.

Spending of an efficient and single platform automation system in Law Firms can yield reaps and bounds. It would enable the Partners to have a 360 * view of their firm and clients. It would not only streamline the operations but also save countless hours of associates work and bill for every minute of their productive work. In addition to that, it would reduce the instances of bad debts and help you receive payments on time. Discipline can be achieved in immortalizing the important documents and make the knowledge readily available on a click.

The benefits are countless, but only to those wise practitioners who would take this plunge and leverage the technology available at their disposal.

AFTER ALL ITS A DOLLAR WELL INVESTED, WHEN DID YOU LAST MADE A INVESTMENT SO REWARDING?