Don't Make these Three Mistakes During Final Exams

During law school, when you think about your future career, it’s common to have aspirations of making it to the top—becoming a partner. If you are going into BigLaw, it’s even more natural to think that someday you will make partner.

As we reviewed earlier, many attorneys are behind technologically and reticent to adopt new tech tools, despite (1) ABA recommendations to stay abreast of relevant technology, (2) sophisticated clients who expect tech proficiency in their attorneys, and (3) competitors like alternative legal service providers (ALSPs) using technology to provide legal support work at lower costs. The bottom line is that law firms and lawyers need to keep current with technology because being deficient means losing business—or going out of business.