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Embracing powerful legal technology to stay ahead from the rest.
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Tanner Jones, your host and Vice President of Business Development at Consultwebs, welcomes you to another episode of the LAWsome Podcast by Consultwebs.
In today's episode, Tanner is accompanied by Daniel Siegel, attorney and technology expert. For over 30 years Dan has represented clients in workers' compensation, personal injury and social security disability claims. He owns his own office, the Law Offices of Dan J. Siegel as well as a tech business called (ITS) Integrated Technology Services, LLC.
Key Takeaways:
[0:18] Introduction.
[1:30] Post-pandemic mind shift in law.
[4:25] New practical procedures proven successful for other firms.
[5:51] The 3-step approach in widespread adoption of technology for firms.
[7:51] Consequences firms could face when opting out of technology.
[11:23] Overcoming limiting beliefs in tech and law.
[15:00] How firms can save time with automation.
[17:51] The must-have software for firms.
[20:35] Cybersecurity for law firms.
[23:36] How law firms can secure their information today.
[24:56] Embracing new legal technology.
[26:17] Ending thoughts.
Best way to contact Daniel Siegel:
dan@danieljsiegel.com
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Tweetables and Quotes:
"You hear it no matter what they want to say, is they [lawyers] want to move backwards. They want to go back to the way things were, and really that doesn't help [a firm's growth]. Most people don't want to go back." @consultwebs
"I'm really concerned that a lot of lawyers and firms are going to wanna go back and just do things the old way. But there have been improvement, we