Don’t ignore the power of Snapchat evidence.
In “The Art of War,” Sun Tzu wrote, “If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.” From case to case, technology changes alliances. Emails, Internet history, and
Upgrade your tech and transparency.
If you picture all millennials as trend-hopping youngsters dressed in funny hats and crazy glasses, you should adjust your mental image. Many members of this generation are old enough to remember life before the Internet.
Stay on your A-game.
The barbaric invaders stomp across your brain. They carry torches and pitchforks, and they have strange names like Child Credit, Reinvested Dividends, and Charitable Contributions. You snap awake from the nightmare.
The hustle and bustle of
How to use “big data” for your firm.
It’s no secret that the legal field seems to be behind on data trends. Apart from its effectiveness in measuring the basics—like cutting costs, increasing efficiencies, and evaluating marketing results—data hasn’t had
Stop cyber thieves in their tracks.
During real estate transactions, hackers attempt to divert closing proceedings from attorneys, banks, title companies, and REALTORS®. These thieves compromise the email accounts of buyers, sellers, and agents. When a wire transfer is about
Always leave a paper trail.
Too often, attorneys cite great client relationships as their reason for not using official letters. But even long-time clients may second-guess your work or the outcome of a legal issue. If you rely on handshakes
The struggle is real.
Despite an improving housing market, it’s no secret that the majority of real estate agents have had—at one time or another—a long-standing face-off with a stubborn property that just won’t sell.
So, how can you avoid
A real-life claim situation.
Countless accountants pursue comprehensive continued education to prevent harmful claims. If you stay current with ever-changing tax laws, you create an extra layer of protection for your career and your firm.
In the following story, you
Protect your friendships from legal bias.
Between succulent bites of ham and sips of eggnog, the holidays are typically spent catching up with old friends and extended relatives. Though this time of year is full of many joyous occasions, get-togethers