ABA TechReport 2020

Cybersecurity

2020 Cybersecurity

John G. Loughnane

The 2020 report reflects incremental progress in areas fundamental to adequate security, but not enough. Find out more in this TechReport.

Big Data & Cloud Computing

2020 Cloud Computing

Dennis Kennedy

There’s much to learn from the 2020 results and what they tell us about how to move forward into an era that promises to be much more cloud-intensive.

Practice Technology

2020 Solo & Small Firm

Karin Conroy

There are nuanced pros and cons of how solo and small firms approach security and technology decisions; find out more in this TechReport.

Practice Technology

2020 Websites & Marketing

Allison C. Shields Johs

Learn about some basic steps that solo and small firm lawyers can take to improve their marketing in the upcoming year to help them compete in an increasingly virtual world.

Practice Management

2020 Technology Training

Mark Rosch

Lawyers must overcome the Dunning-Kruger effect that is likely coloring their own perceptions about their technology competence to understand that training would benefit them.

Practice Technology

2020 Practice Management

Alexander Paykin

Solo and small firms have to make a choice on how to spend their money in order to survive and to stay competitive with larger firms. Find out more in this TechReport.

2020 Litigation & TAR

Stephen Embry

Our Litigation & TAR report is back in 2020 to give you a rundown on the use of technology in the courtroom, training, and e-discovery.

Cybersecurity

Law Firm Guide to Cybersecurity

Bryan Lieber

These simple steps will ensure better data protection in your practice and are easy enough that any firm can implement them.

Solo Practice

A Better Client Experience Through Online Payments

Bryan Lieber

Updating your payment process isn’t a giant undertaking; in fact, it’s a lot easier than you may think.

Practice Marketing

Overcome the Challenges of Marketing Your Law Firm Online

You shouldn’t have to waste time and money on tactics that don’t work.

Practice Technology

Adapt or Fail: Industry Changes Law Firms Can’t Afford to Ignore

Post-pandemic, remote work is here to stay—if only because employees will begin to demand that option