Exploring the impact of Legal Technology on Today’s Law Firms
Discover the impact of legal technology on law firms, including AI, e-discovery, cybersecurity challenges, and ethical considerations shaping the future.
Improve client service in your law firm with a client-first strategy
Learn how to improve client service in law firms with these tips and tricks. Discover how voice recognition technology can help speed up document turnaround times for clients.
Optimising practice resources with voice recognition technology
Voice recognition is a technology that is becoming more and more prevalent in today’s society. You may have used it yourself to ask Siri or Alexa a question, or to dictate a text message or email. But did you know that voice recognition can also be used in your law practice to optimise resources?
5 Productivity Tips for Law Firms – Make Time for What Matters!
With these 5 productivity tips, your law firm can start running like a well-oiled machine. By taking the time to get organised, setting deadlines, and communicating effectively, you’ll find that you have more time for the things that really matter—like winning new clients and growing your practice.
SpeechWrite at 20 – The Journey
As SpeechWrite marks its 20th year of providing digital dictation and voice recognition solutions to help organisations increase their efficiency, we look at how the company has evolved over the years. SpeechWrite specialises in providing agile working for legal and financial organisations, medical trusts, and GP practices across the UK.
How is the legal world adapting to remote working?
Coronavirus (officially known as Covid-19) is having a profound effect upon many facets of society and everyday life, not least in terms of how people work. A whole spate of companies around the world have already asked their office-based employees to work from home through the pandemic, starting with Silicon Valley giants including Google, Microsoft, Twitter, Apple and Amazon.
Home working tech solutions
Agile working – where fee earners and admin teams can work flexibly both in terms of location and time has never been as important as it is now. Here’s an introduction to some tech solutions that can be set up quickly and easily to enhance your remote working capabilities. SpeechWrite’s 360 mobile app brings the full benefits of our digital dictation and voice recognition workflow to mobile devices, providing maximum flexibility to our customers. Amongst other things, it allows you toHome working tech solutions Agile working – where fee earners and admin teams can work flexibly both in terms of location and time has never been as important as it is now. Here’s an introduction to some tech solutions that can be set up quickly and easily to enhance your remote working capabilities.
Improving the work-life balance for solicitors
According to the Employers Network for Equality and Inclusion (ENEI), when employees are given the autonomy and empowerment to choose when and where they work, this creates a culture that removes artificial measures of success (such as logged hours or constant visibility within an office) and actually allows employers to focus on what’s important - results and performance.
A solicitor’s guide to the top 10 do’s and don’ts of voice recognition
This solicitor's guide to the top 10 do's and don'ts of voice recognition software is a must read for anyone using this software. From memos, letters and emails, through to contracts and court forms – lawyers’ daily lives revolve around compiling documents. And in a profession where time is money, the more streamlined and intuitive this process is, the better.
SpeechWrite 360 Mobile Digital Dictation App
SpeechWrite 360 is a state of the art cloud voice recognition and digital dictation workflow solution designed to meet the agile and flexible working needs of the modern-day professional. Here at SpeechWrite, we understand that our customers often need to work remotely and from multiple locations and do not want to be tied down to an office. In fact, many companies are now downsizing their offices or even closing them entirely to save on rental costs, which often means that employees need to be able to work from home or shared offices.
The effect of new technology on the legal sector
According to a report from The Law Society - Legal services sector forecasts 2017-2025 - growth in overall legal sector employment is likely to decline, partly as a result of “increasing adoption of new technology and new working methods”. Predictions are that “modest growth in the UK economy and the increasing use of labour saving technology and new working methods in the sector, mean that total employment in the sector is unlikely to grow at the rates we have seen in the past.