Technology is constantly increasing lawyer’s abilities to provide a faster and more effective service to clients at every law firm. However, with the rise in the use of technology comes new ethical and compliance risk for law firms to manage. How you manage these risks may be the difference between you and your competitors. Here are 5 ways that you can use technology to reduce this risk at your law firm.

It’s no surprise that COVID has pushed the legal industry into rethinking its approach to tech for 2022. In our conversations with people in law, over the past two years, the need for a flexible, integrated and cloud-based practice management system was at the forefront of most practice managers’ minds.This is why it piqued my interest when it was announced last year that Infinitylaw was being acquired by The Australian Tech Innovators and being managed by Leap Legal Software. Infinitylaw is the largest practice management system in New Zealand by market share making this acquisition of interest in Kiwi law firms’ software strategy. So what does this acquisition actually mean for Infinitylaw users?

Being in the position of choosing a practice management system for your law firm is an exciting one. It is an opportunity to steer your law firm through 2022 and increase its competitive edge, by using the latest innovations yet. Considering factors like the integrations available, whether the system is cloud-based, and the ease of use and customer support will help you make the best decision about things that actually matter in practice.

Vxt was announced as Grand Winner of the competition last Wednesday, as well as receiving the award for the best business pitch. Along with the awards Vxt received $19,000 worth of prizes to continue to develop their business.

Legal practice management software is designed to help legal professionals with their day-to-day workflows and business operations to help firms run smoothly. To help you decide which practice management solution is best for your law firm in 2021, we have listed 5 of our favourites below.

Lucy and I founded Vxt just 15 months ago in what has become a baptism by fire for two new entrepreneurs.

The latest release includes some big improvements for users on Vxt Pro and a fix to an issue that has stopped Vodafone customers with On Account plans from using Vxt.

As 2019 comes to an end it's good to take a minute to reflect on some of the most memorable moments that have been and how we got here.

For an as yet unknown reason, for a small number of users on iOS devices, call forwarding doesn't activate correctly. Here's the fix.

This month a change in NZ telco's systems has caused a significant issue with Vxt where a large number of users are unable to receive voicemail.

It takes less than one minute to set up Vxt Voicemail, and it will save you hours in the future. Download the free app on the App Store or Google Play.

Exams are over and our team is getting into the swing of things. Thanks to a bit of publicity this month, the amount of people using Vxt has jumped from a few hundred to thousands. Check out the latest Vxt update.

Crikey, this month we have officially flown the ditch and landed in Australia. For any of you blokes or sheilas who've been waiting, no more. Download Vxt on the App Store or Play Store today.

We are super stoked to announce that we filled our marketing and software development positions a lot earlier than expected!

Together with internal teams at Vodafone NZ we've resolved the issues facing Vodafone On Account & Red+ users.

Our team at Vxt have been working hard to bring you the next update including new features to make your experience using voicemail that much better.

With about 20% of people around the world in some sort of lock-down, remote working is the new normal for most.

Uncertainty is arguably the most challenging time to lead in. Uncertainty leads to fear and leaders are looked upon for answers that they don’t have. Uncertainty is something leaders are not strangers to, however crises like COVID-19 magnify uncertainty to a degree that many have not experienced before.