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Should You Consider a Virtual Law Firm?

April 3, 2017, 11:41 am CDT

Are you still debating a move to “the cloud?” Many small law firms are successfully moving part – or even all – of their practice to a virtual setting through the cloud.

According to the 2016 ABA Legal Technology Survey Report, 46% of 2 to 9 attorney firms, and 42% of solo attorneys are using cloud-based software for law related tasks. Small law firms that are using cloud computing rate their top 3 important benefits as:

1) Easy browser access from anywhere

2) 24 x 7 availability

3) Low cost of entry and predictable monthly expense

The majority of firms plan to continue using cloud computing solutions in the future. According to the 2016 ILTA/InsideLegal Technology Purchasing Survey, 61% of small law firms believe more than half of their software could be cloud-based within the next 1 to 3 years. If you haven’t considered using cloud technology now is the time – without it you are limiting your ability to keep up with the firm around the corner.

Whether you implement a fully virtual law firm that no longer requires physical office space or decide on a partially virtual law firm, adopting cloud technology as part of the plan will produce significant cost savings and improve your ability to better serve your clients.

In our most downloaded whitepaper “Mobile in Practice: The Benefits of a Virtual Law Firm” law firm business management consultant, Jared Correia, explores why solo and small law firms need to heavily consider a virtual law firm. The whitepaper also provides guidance on:

• Costs vs. Benefits of a Virtual Law Firm

• Basic Hardware and Software Requirements

• The Mobile Lifestyle

Download your free copy of “Mobile in Practice: The Benefits of a Virtual Law Firm” to learn more about the benefits of cloud computing for solo and small law firms.

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