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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Kevin Fraher hadn’t thought much about the benefits of plain English until he was faced with his own frustration in trying to create a legal will. But what started out as a challenging experience soon became the seed of an idea that’s now helping to create wills for thousands of New Zealanders. That seed

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] There was a time when law firms were mostly dominated by men. Women were there mostly as assistants. They were not empowered enough to take on major roles. However, things have changed. Not only is there an increase in the number of female lawyers, a lot of them have become partners or even owners

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] In many cities in Canada and other parts of North America, new bike paths have been built for cyclists. These paths now have new signage and other facilities to protect the increasing number of bikers and reduce accidents. But has this measure been effective? In Toronto, reports show that over a 1,000 bicycle accidents

Mike Kelly There is a resurgence of interest in speech recognition (SR) within the legal profession currently. This same interest incidentally is mirrored in other professions such as healthcare and in business generally. It is a trend that is likely to continue. Refer to the 2014 Gartner report where Speech Recognition is now positioned as one

Today most attorneys still have archaic organizational methods. Every email they send and receive is printed out and placed manually in a folder. Unfortunately, these firms are still living in the 20th century, with an office buried in piles of books crowding the entryway. This is inconceivable in a wireless modern world. Most law firms