Should You Read Your Employees Email?

Michelle Patrick

16 April, 2021

Employees have a general expectation of privacy in the workplace. When it comes to work computers, employees often assume that it is their computer and anything they do on it, including sending and reading emails, is private. Employees are generally shoc...

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Tips For Enhancing Your Legal Marketing

LawChamps | 23 November, 2020

Legal marketing is an inevitable part of the legal business in the 21st century. Gone are the days where you could simply rely on your reputation or your expertise to obt...

Put It In Writing: 5 Ways That A Demand Letter Can Bene...

LawChamps | 23 November, 2020

Have you ever asked your landlord for your deposit back at the end of your lease, only to be given the runaround? Have you ever dealt with an insurance adjuster in a prop...

5 Keys To Increasing Your Law Firm Revenue In 2019

LawChamps | 23 November, 2020

A law firm is just like any other business, which means that you need revenue to keep your doors open. Ideally you want your law firm’s revenue to increase over tim...

5 Common Situations Where You'll Probably Want a Lawyer

LawChamps | 23 November, 2020

The thought of hiring a lawyer can be daunting, and too often, we might not even know that we need an attorney. Here are five common situations you may find yourself in...

Secret Hacks For a More Productive Workday

LawChamps | 23 November, 2020

The standard workday is eight hours, but research suggests that most of us are only productive for 2 hours and 53 minutes of it. Still, many of us feel overworked or as i...

You can still get a divorce during COVID-19. But you ne...

Erin Levine | 23 November, 2020

This is going to sound crazy, but it’s true: many traditional lawyers are not equipped to handle clients remotely. (Think paper files, on-premise servers, no laptop...

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