The Power of Information
Practicing law is a form of knowledge work, which is to say, it involves processing information. Lots and lots of information.
And the faster and better you process it, the bigger the advantage you have.
The tech that enabled high-level information processing used to be so expensive that only large law firms could afford it. But now, it's completely affordable for solo and small firm lawyers.
So, now, the only barrier to high-level information processing is learning how to do it.
That's what I help lawyers with, and here’s what some of them say:
“Wonderful in helping me figure out what I need to do with concrete recommendations…use this, don’t use that.” — Addie Prewitt
“Nuts and bolts advice that really made a difference in my practice (in contrast to high-dollar consultants who I've not found that helpful).” — Marty Sullivan
“I recommend Ernie if you want to work smarter…while watching everyone else run around in circles.” — Catherine Fairchild
If you want to harness the power of technology better, start with a detailed assessment of your current tech use.
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