Building Your Successful Legal Tech Stack

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In today's digital age, implementing the right combination of technology tools is crucial for improving efficiency, increasing productivity, and delivering exceptional client services. However, systems that are not connected can silently steal time and dollars from your firm’s bottom line.

Whether you’re a solo attorney or part of a small legal team, understanding how to build and optimize a tech stack tailored to the unique needs of your firm can help you lead a more efficient and profitable practice.

Key learning objectives:

The basics of tech stacks for solos and small law firms
How to evaluate and select technology solutions for your practice
Best practices for maximizing the efficiency of your legal tech stack

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Speakers

Drew Mancini

Digital Marketing Manager, LawLytics

Drew Mancini is the Digital Marketing Manager at LawLytics. She has a background as a marketing consultant for solos and small law firms, and she enjoys making marketing more accessible and enjoyable for attorneys by creating resources that demystify successful marketing practices.

Chelsey Lambert

Vice President of Partnerships, Smokeball

A passionate legal technology and marketing specialist, Chelsey has dedicated her career to serving small law firm professionals through education. Her nearly twenty-year tenure includes an impressive track record of executing programs as a leader in sales, marketing, operations, and product development. During this time, she also served as a Practice Management Advisor for the Chicago Bar Association, authored the 2017 Legal Technology Buyers Guide, and Co-Authored the 2018 eDiscovery Buyers Guide and Legal Operations Field Guide series. At the same time, garnering praise as a nationally renowned legal technology and practice management speaker.

Today, she serves as Smokeball's Vice President of Partnerships overseeing relationships that extend the platform’s capabilities and provide additional value to clients. Which include but are not limited to; integrations, strategic partnerships, channel distribution and legal education communities.