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5 Best Practices for Extracting Value From Legal Tech
Tim Parilla 13 min read

5 Best Practices for Extracting Value From Legal Tech

Legal technology has gained a secure foothold in the legal industry and has now reached a critical tipping ...
The Truth About Tags vs. Folders
Colleen Matthews 5 min read

The Truth About Tags vs. Folders

Welcome back to our four-part series uncovering the truth about Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM). We’re ...
The Business Case for CLM
Alyssa Verzino 10 min read

The Business Case for CLM

You’ve done enough research and seen enough demos to know that Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) is exactly ...
Leverage Technology to Boost Your Legal Team’s Status
Alyssa Verzino 4 min read

Leverage Technology to Boost Your Legal Team’s Status

Welcome back to the blog series all about boosting your legal team’s reputation. If you missed the first ...
The Truth About Legal AI
Colleen Matthews 5 min read

The Truth About Legal AI

As you search for the best Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) tool for your legal team, you’ll likely hear ...
4 Ways to Develop a Contract Management Process
Christina Sullivan 3 min read

4 Ways to Develop a Contract Management Process

Before the dotted line is signed, contracts can face a long journey. Like vulnerable creatures leaving home ...
3 Reasons You Should Embrace Digitizing Your Contracts
Christina Sullivan 4 min read

3 Reasons You Should Embrace Digitizing Your Contracts

The Digital Revolution has evolved in ways that many never imagined possible. In just a few short decades ...
Why Contracts Should Not Live In Email
Eliana Lee 3 min read

Why Contracts Should Not Live In Email

Are your contracts getting lost in your inbox? Don’t waste time searching through emails manually. It is not ...
Why Improper Contract Storage Is a Business Problem
Christina Sullivan 6 min read

Why Improper Contract Storage Is a Business Problem

Even though contracts touch almost every aspect of the business, when most people hear “contract” they think ...