No one would debate that a law firm needs to use word processing programs. Consumer bankruptcy law firms would find it extremely difficult, if not impossible, to file petitions without document assembly programs. And, some type of time, billing and accounting software is mandatory for almost all law firms. Yet, legal practice management software (LPMS), which has been one of the most discussed, debated and reviewed legal software genres for the past decade, has just recently reached the threshold of being adopted by half of all firms. This low penetration rate is surprising in that LPMS arguably has more day-to-day impact and, after being used for a time, also provides functionality that no law firm would want to be without. [Read more…]
Practice Management Software Helping Consumer Bankruptcy Practices
Tom Rowe, OTB Consulting Managing Member and BKexpress Chief Architect, was interviewed at the ABA TechShow. Here is what he had to say about how practice management software can help consumer bankruptcy firms expand their practices during this unprecedented period of growth, while running their practice more efficiently and more profitably:
