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Siri, Google Assistant, Alexa, Lyra, Cortana, Databot, Jarvis…there are so many voice assistants to choose from. If you have an iPhone, you already have access to Siri. If you have an Android device, Google Assistant is likely already installed. Although voice assistants are primarily accessed from smartphones, it won’t take long before they are easily accessed on a desktop and …
The legal industry is more competitive than ever. The Internet gave potential clients more choice when it comes to getting their legal needs met. To be successful, lawyers must ensure that they offer the best service and experience for the money. Can law office automation help you get ahead of your competition? Yes! Here are 3 simple tips for using …
Legal bots can be programmed to fulfill many needs that a law firm may have. It can work from the front page of your website to give out basic information, answer basic questions, and essentially help move the client toward scheduling their consultation. Legal bots can also help behind the scene. For example, it can complete client intake forms. It …
Lawyers spend a lot of time improving their ability to deliver legal services to their clients. But business development for lawyers? Not always a priority. When you’re running your own law office, how can you make time to improve the business side of things?
Chatbots cause some fear in the uninitiated. To help sooth some of the concern, we’ve put together this non-technical intro to chatbots. It’s designed to help answer some of the basic questions lawyers have regarding this technology. And, no, they won’t replace lawyers, but they can make life much easier for lawyers, clients, and potential clients.
A virtual law practice provides more freedom with how you use your time. A virtual law practice enables lawyers to rely on various forms of technology to work out of the comfort of their own space. One of the main highlights of choosing a virtual law practice (aside from the previous mention of having more freedom in how you use …
The future is not yet written. Yet, those of us at TBD Law, hosted at Filament, in St. Louis, Missouri are working on writing the next chapter.
