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How your legal career can have a more positive impact on the world
I may be naïve, but I like to think a lot of people choose careers in the law because they want to have a positive impact on the world.
How to gracefully handle political discussions in the workplace
Like it or not, America is perhaps more politically divided today than in any other time in history. That alone sets the stage for extremely uncomfortable workplace discussions.
Court and legal news weekly roundup
InfoTrack’s weekly roundups share the latest in legal news and important updates about our products. You can see all product updates from our release notes.
What does the December GDPR deadline mean for your firm?
A big GDPR deadline is looming in December 2022 which may affect your law firm — even if it is based in the U.S.
AI in legal tech: what it is and what it isn’t
You may be hearing a lot about artificial intelligence (AI) in the legal industry these days. While the concept may seem foreign, there are already law firms using artificial intelligence.
The best online courses to increase your tech literacy as a legal professional
Tech competency is fast becoming a prerequisite for success in the legal profession. Digital technology is continually evolving and transforming our modern world, and the law is not immune to this trend.
Leading without a title: how to drive change at your firm no matter your position
Law firms often seem to operate as rigid hierarchies where anyone below the rank of partner feels they have little influence.
Keeping your firm safe from UPL charges
If you’ve worked in and around the legal industry for any length of time, you’ve at least heard of UPL, the “Unauthorized Practice of Law.”
What you need to know about NFTs and the law
As a lawyer or other legal professional, do you really need to know about NFTs and the law? After all, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are a new type of digital asset, seemingly more important to tech aficionados and investors than attorneys.
This week in legal news After introducing fabricated evidence, trademark claim is dismissed with prejudice and plaintiffs are ordered to pay more than $400,000 in fees The last convicted witch in Massachusetts is exonerated A sleepwalker who accidentally got into a coworker’s hotel bed is not ...
