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Follow on Google News | Business Lawyer Richard Kranitz publishes third article in a series about technology & the lawAs technology reshapes all of modern personal and professional life, the legal profession is no exception.
By: Office of Richard A. Kranitz, Esq. The complete article will be published on the blog of Richard Kranitz at https://richardkranitzblog.blogspot.com/ Technology is advancing, and the legal profession must keep up with these technological and societal changes. Many of us still remember when they first saw a personal computer, when cell phones became widely available, and when cell phones turned into smart phones that have become indispensable for many. Incorporating technology into a law practice can make the practice more efficient and increase client satisfaction. In fact, technology may enable the practitioner to exceed client expectations. Here are a few, simple-to-implement options. Phone Systems Phone systems have advanced greatly. A wealth of call forwarding technologies enable clients to call a central number to reach an attorney anywhere. Skype enables you to conduct video conference calls during which you can share a screen and exchange documents. But with phone forwarding, you may even have a remote answering such as Ruby Receptionists (www.callruby.com) Suddenly a physical office or geographical distance are less important. It has become almost normal for clients to work with law firms at a greater distance from their home or business location. Having an office close to your clients (or close to the courthouse) is suddenly not as critical. Richard Kranitz notes that this also benefits clients, as they may decide to hire an attorney whose office is not nearby. It affords clients access to much greater legal talent and improved access to quality representation than was once available to them in smaller towns/markets. What used to be an in-person consultation can now be done by email or a video conference. Since the number of in-person meetings is reduced, the cost to clients is reduced as well. Virtual Meetings Getting together for face-to-face meetings with clients can sometimes be difficult, especially when it includes travel. Skype (www.skype.com) To be continued. The complete article will be published on the blog of Richard Kranitz at https://richardkranitzblog.blogspot.com/ About Richard A. Kranitz Richard Kranitz is an experienced attorney and business consultant in the areas of corporate, securities and tax planning for corporations, partnerships, joint ventures, limited liability companies, multi-unit enterprises, and a variety of different non-profit entities. In addition, he has counseled their owners and executives in compensation planning, estate plans, and asset protection. References Website: https://advicoach.com/ LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ Attorney Profile: https://solomonlawguild.com/ Blog: https://richardkranitzblog.blogspot.com/ News at: https://hype.news/ End
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