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One of the most effective ways to stay on top of the legal tech game and trends in the industry is through social media. Twitter is one of the most popular platforms out there, where leaders and experts in the legal world share their thoughts and give advice. You can also engage in conversations with other attorneys about what’s trending, so Twitter can be the perfect resource for lawyers looking to stay tech-savvy and relevant. Here’s a mix of thought leaders and legal blogs we think you need to know about in 2020.

With a new year comes lots of new tech updates, and important innovations are running rampant in the legal world. Attending legal tech conferences is a great way to stay abreast of these upcoming technologies while putting yourself out there for networking opportunities. We think these conferences are worth attending in 2020 to ensure you keep your tech-savvy law firm moving forward.

The start of a new year is a great time to make philanthropy a top priority for your law firm. Whether taking on pro bono cases or volunteering with nonprofits, any business benefits from making strong community connections and giving back to those in need.

When you need assistance for all things bankruptcy, Paralegal as a Service from NextChapter has your back. An experienced paralegal will provide the help you need to complete your next bk filing. Available on a per-case or hourly basis (for post-petition work), Paralegal as a Service gives you the support you need without the added costs.

The new year is approaching fast. Is your law firm ready? The holiday season can be overwhelming with wrap-ups both at home and at work. But if you don’t start prepping for 2020 now, you’ll start the new year already behind. Here’s your new year checklist so that your practice is set up for success in 2020.

It’s no longer feasible for your practice to only accept cash and checks for your services. Alternative payment methods have become more and more common, including instant digital money transfer services and credit cards, whether through banks, startups, or apps. Some of the most common digital transfer services include Venmo, Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, Zelle, and PayPal.

Gift-giving is one of the most exciting—yet stressful—parts of the holidays each year. You may have a strict budget, or you just have no idea what to buy your loved ones. This lawyer buying guide will help you narrow down your options, whether you’re shopping for an attorney in your life, if you’re an attorney and your family is asking what to get you, or if you just want to treat yourself to a gift this year.