Podcast Episode 6: Legal Technology Trends With Jared Correia
For episode six of the “Everything Except The Law” podcast, host Nick Werker welcomes Jared Correia, the Founder and CEO of Red Cave Law Firm Consulting. This episode focuses on how law firms can use technology to increase day-to-day productivity.
In their conversation, Nick and Jared cover:
- The advantages of transitioning to a digital law office.
- What lawyers must do in order to actually make money these days.
- Why we’re seeing a new wave of legal tech adoption.
- The essential list of technology for law firms.
- What the future of legal technology will look like.
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