Tag: Networking
It’s another late night in the office. Your desk is buried under stacks of paperwork, emails are piling up in your inbox, and your calendar is packed with meetings that aren’t moving the needle on any cases. You know…
Many small law firms are feeling the squeeze right now. You’re probably noticing it too—the tension between keeping overhead low while growing and scaling. This can be even higher if you’re locked into long-term leases or office contracts that…
We are thrilled to announce Amata’s new partnership with Clio, the leading legal practice management software. This collaboration is set to benefit the entire legal industry, especially small law firm owners. Together, we aim to simplify law firm operations,…
When it comes to growing your small law firm, a strong digital presence is essential. Sophisticated clients now turn to the internet first when searching for legal services, and if your firm isn’t easily discoverable or engaging online, you…
Law firms often face fluctuating workloads and require specialized skills without the burden of full-time hires. This is where fractional paralegals, virtual assistants, and administrative staff come into play….
Outsourcing isn’t just for the big guys. Small law firms can leverage it to operate like much larger firms—and here’s how:…
On October 23, Amata welcomed legal professionals and community leaders to celebrate the grand opening of our new office in Chesterton, Indiana. The event was a great success, filled with networking, exciting opportunities, and a shared vision of growth…
While many law firms continue to work remotely, many of them saw the need for physical interaction with clients and teammates and decided to go back to the office….
Having a remote law firm has many benefits, but it also has its costs. On the bright side, lawyers can reduce commute times, achieve a healthier work-life balance, and sometimes even increase their productivity, while lowering their real estate…
Growing a business is hard work. Tech, automations, SEO, and so much more. But there is one timeless and often forgotten way to drive new business and attract better clients: Networking….