The Legal World and How to Adapt Digitally With Minimal Cost
The ‘new age,’ the ‘era of the pandemic,’ and ‘digital transformation’ have become practically synonymous terms. With lockdowns, social distancing, and people embracing technology to overcome the challenges of today, the legal world, just like
Read More ⟶
How to Use Technology to Your Advantage During Divorce Mediation
As a lawyer, you may have years of experience in divorce mediation. However, in the quickly evolving world of technology, it’s important to think about new ways to involve technology in your clients’ cases in
Read More ⟶
5 Legal Practice Management Tips To Become A Better Lawyer
Lawyers are some of the busiest professionals on the planet. It takes many years of practice and hours of experience, research, and attention to navigate the complexities of legal practice. Becoming a better legal counsel
Read More ⟶
Medical Malpractice Claim – How To Give Consent?
If your doctor consent violations result in injury, you may have a medical malpractice claim. For a living patient, consent must be obtained for proper diagnosis, treatment, surgery, or other medical purposes. This is essential
Read More ⟶
Suing For Lost Job After A Car Accident
When a personal injury victim suffers injuries, it is not uncommon to lose their ability to work either temporality or permanently and have their employer become reluctant to hold their positions. If someone led to your
Read More ⟶
Legal Analytics: Definition & Advantage
Traditionally, lawyers have won cases with only two weapons in their arsenal- Research and Reasoning. However, with legal data analytics, lawyers are gaining a critical advantage in their practice. What is Legal Data Analytics? Data
Read More ⟶
Why billing software is necessary for law practice?
Managing a law firm and executing administrative duties takes a lot of time and effort. A law firm is a business, and billing is an important part of running a business. For lawyers to be
Read More ⟶
Section 374 of Indian Penal Code, 1860
Section 374 of Indian Penal Code, 1860 discusses ‘unlawful compulsory labour’ which means forcing somebody unlawfully to work and against their will. Forced labour refers to situations in which individuals are coerced to work by
Read More ⟶