Challenge: Legal professionals are consumed with mounds of paperwork. Motions, briefs, judgments and contracts routinely fill the briefcases and cover the desks of attorneys throughout the country. For lawyers and clerks at McKenna Long & Aldridge, LLP, paperwork woes were compounded by a flood of administrative forms and business documents.
A case in point is reviewing and processing new clients or new business from existing clients – one of the most cumbersome activities within the legal industry. It requires numerous procedures and onerous amounts of paperwork to make decisions on conflicts of interest, generate billing, and obtain departmental approval to proceed with a new client or to begin new activity with a current one. Click here to read more…
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