Even at this late date – and, despite the existence of various tools for managing it – a significant number of law firms are still generating documents the old-fashioned way: using cut-and-paste or ‘mail merge’ tools.

Ultimately, lawyers are paper pushers – even if most of the paper is now electronic – and, producing documents from templates, is a pretty large portion of the job description. So, the adoption of document assembly in law practice can make a big impression; in fact, it’s probably the most impactful efficiency upgrade you can make as a law firm.

If you’re not doing it already – it may be because you’re not sure of how to do it. The process is not necessarily simple; but it is manageable.

So, if you remain interested, but need a little guidance – join us for this in-depth seminar, where we’ll discuss all things document automation.

Topics to be addressed include:

• How to determine which documents to automate

• How to set up your documents for automation

• How to choose a software

• Using a consultant versus DIY

• Customer interface

• Pricing