Resource Center
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Law Firms Expect to do More Work Remotely
Success with work-from-home models has some firms wondering when – or if – they’ll go back to the main office now that they are mostly free to return.
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Stepping Up Your Cyber Security Game – Protecting Your Assets
Originally published June 26, 2020, by Bill Sorenson, VP of Product, at www.elite.com. Learning from the COVID-19 Impact We’ve seen a dramatic change over the last four months in relation…
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How Afinety’s Services Can Be an Asset in These Times and the Future
Whoever said, “May you live in interesting times” couldn’t have possibly imagined the “times” that we all are now experiencing to one degree or another. While the massive shutdowns that…
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Why Multifactor Authentication is Essential
Multifactor authentication throws a wrench into malicious attacks.
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Organizing Your Files in the Cloud
In order to get the most utility from your cloud, make sure you take the time to organize your cloud so it can best serve your needs. Keeping
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How to Protect Your Firm’s Data
Physical files aren’t secure enough to be used for the sensitive information law firms deal with.
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How to Save Money for Your Law Firm
When it comes to practicing law, time is money. Cloud technology can save your firm a significant amount of both.
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How Transitioning to the Cloud Grants Liberation From the Physical Office
Cloud technology is liberating lawyers from the physical office by granting access to documents from any location.
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4 Ways to Make the Return to Office Life Easier
A return to normalcy isn’t like flicking a light switch: It won’t happen right away. However, there are a few things you can do to make the transition a bit…
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Why Law Firms Are Heading to the Cloud
Cloud computing has advanced significantly over the years and has become mainstream in many legal practices. The American Bar Association released its 2019 Cloud Computing report highlighting the changing relationship…
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States at Loggerheads Over Whether Law Firms Are ‘Essential’
The response aimed to contain the outbreak is leaving attorneys at law with a question: Does my firm provide services that qualify as essential?
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Law firms stretched thin as coronavirus cases climb
The fallout from the coronavirus has led to a rise in client volume among attorneys at law.