Ethical and Practical Uses of AI for Paralegals: Part 2
My last post on AI focused on simple and practical ways that artificial intelligence can make everyday tasks in the legal field more efficient. In this post,…
Exploring ILTACON: A Game Changer for Paralegals
In the ever-evolving landscape of legal technology, the International Legal Technology Association Conference (“ILTACON”) stands out as a pivotal event.…
Dear NCBA WIP . . .
As a reminder, as part of a monthly blog series, we’ve invited members of the NCBA Women in the Profession (WIP) Committee to share their insights on common…
Thriving, Not Just Surviving: Tips for a Positive Law Practice
“Don’t worry, be happy.” Perhaps you remember the popular 1988 song that encapsulated a worldview. If it were only that easy, though, especially with…
Checking In: January 28, 2025
Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP Names New Partner Leah Campbell is now a partner with the firm. She counsels banking clients in regulatory issues,…
¡Adelanté! – Lawyers Who Lead
The Spanish word “Adelante” translates to “forward,” and one of the Minorities in the Profession’s flagship programs is the annual ¡Adelanté!…
From Dial-Up to Deep Learning: Looking Back and Looking Forward
Can you imagine a time when the internet was foreign, unknown, and unexplored by the common lawyer? For many lawyers, the early 1990s was such a time. The…
Paralegal Spotlight: Erica Weiss
Erica Weiss serves as the senior paralegal, office manager, and case manager for attorney Michael D. Nash at Lloyd & Nash, PLLC, in downtown Greensboro.…
What Attorneys Need to Know When Hiring Their First Employee: A Guide to Getting It Right
As a small firm practitioner, you’ve likely spent years building your practice, establishing client relationships, and honing your legal skills. Now,…
Searching for Volunteers for the Grab-a-Coffee Program – Spring 2025
Do you have time to grab a cup of coffee? Instead of taking this one to-go, how about spending thirty meaningful minutes with a future lawyer? A half hour of…