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The speed of business is accelerating. We see it happening across the legal industry as a direct result of widespread digital transformation. There is a common trend across both law firms and corporate legal departments who want to do more with the legal data that they have at their disposal in an attempt to drive faster decision making and to keep pace with the changing demands of client expectations.

Client collaboration is nuanced and means something different in every law firm, but when done properly it can make your firm more profitable.

Matter management for corporate legal teams is complicated. The business depends on the legal department to see the big picture and act strategically while keeping a close eye on all the little details of each matter. It’s easy to see why matter management presents a challenge.

Automation has the potential to be one of the most effective ways for corporate lawyers to free themselves from lower-value, monotonous tasks and dedicate their time to larger strategic goals and business initiatives.

Legal technology is a big focus for GCs, Legal Operations Leads and other in-house professionals right now as legal departments look to streamline their legal operations.

Technology for in-house teams is a big focus right now in corporate legal circles. Explore he challenges and pain points GC and in-house lawyers deal with and what to think about when looking to technology to relieve the pressure.

There is currently no shortage of hype regarding the benefits of legal technology for in-house teams. In fact, it seems impossible to escape, with vendors and lawyers alike waxing lyrical about the positive impact technology can have for corporate legal departments.

The legal industry is being rapidly reshaped with an ever-growing push within both law firms and in-house legal teams for technological change to help drive efficiency, productivity and more valuable service delivery.

Technology has changed the way lawyers work, shaped how law firms operate and affected organizational culture. The business of law is more complex and competitive than ever, and it will only continue to evolve. So before you head to ILTACON 2019, check out these eight tips to thrive in the evolving legal landscape. 

Over the last decade, technology has transformed knowledge management within the legal industry. But even through this digital evolution, the goal of the knowledge management function remains the same

One of a corporate lawyer’s top jobs is to help their clients navigate the complexity of law in order to obtain the best possible outcome for their business. In doing so, the goal is to exceed client expectations by achieving knowledge management efficiencies that allow you to share that same legal experience internally and with your clients.

As an event that started four years ago in a basement over pizza and beer, Legal Geek has concluded its 2019 conference by delivering on its promise to pack a year’s worth of networking into a single day.

No matter where you work, the practice of law is no longer just about the law—it’s also about competing as a business, whether that’s in a corporate setting or at a law firm.

More than 70 clients, partners and interested companies, joined us at KPMG in Sydney for this year's annual HighQ update. Guests enjoyed a full afternoon of exciting presentations from our HighQ team and clients as we gathered on the top floor of one of the Barangaroo towers in Sydney, while outside a thick haze of smoke hung over the city due to widespread summer bushfires.

Your current business—not to mention your future reputation—turns on whether they’re satisfied with your services or quietly researching other options.

Earlier this month HighQ had the pleasure of hosting a table at the SOLID event hosted by Baker McKenzie at their London office. Lots of different experiences and ideas were shared – here are our key takeaways from the event.

Ask any in-house lawyer how they rate the quality of the use of technology by their outside counsel to improve service delivery and collaboration and the answer is often the same – low. Similarly, Partners and private practice lawyers also have their own frustrations and challenges when attempting to leverage technology to improve their firm’s relationship and engagement with clients. HighQ and LEx Open Source came together recently to run a creative problem-solving workshop to uncover potential fixes for these challenges. 

Having worked in the software industry for more than 25 years, but not much in the legal space, HighQ’s new Product Marketing Director Eric McCashey attended the ILTA Conference in London to help him get up to speed. Here’s Eric’s unique perspective as a newcomer to Legaltech.

In the office, you probably have all the technology you need at your fingertips. Now you're out of the office, you might not be aware of the range of tools already available to help you get work done. So, we've come up with some top tips for how you can use HighQ to communicate and collaborate as securely and efficiently as possible.

As more work is done outside of the traditional office environment and at all hours of the day, users are asking for better ways to securely access information important to them while on the move. In response to client feedback, HighQ introduced mobile apps for both the iOS and Android operating systems in recent years.