Increasing Your Online Banking Safety

Dan Pinnington

Many law firms manage their trust and regular bank accounts on the Internet. Some firms have the ability to initiate various banking transactions online, including account transfers and wiring funds. While the convenience and efficiency of online banking are huge benefits, the downside is that online banking exposes you to security risks.

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How To Vacation Like A Pro

Jay Reeves

My first law boss loved to boast that he hadn’t taken a day off in 11 years.

The fruits of his superhuman work ethic were right there for the whole world to admire: a ginormous income, majestic corner office, fleet of European automobiles and a house on Sullivan’s Island overlooking the Atlantic.

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Lawyers Beware: A Single Data Breach Can Bring Down a Practice

Adam Pierce

Cyber liability is a hot topic, but the path to a solution can seem muddled.  Many firms choose not to purchase cyber liability insurance because they think the cost is too high or the application process is too cumbersome.

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Support for Your Staff

Practice management tips

Business Etiquette

Camille Stell

Have you ever found yourself in a business or professional situation where you didn’t know what to do? Should you drink from the glass on the left or right? Where do you wear your nametag? Etiquette rules are designed to make you feel more comfortable in professional situations. Here are a few tips that I’ve found useful.

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Lawyers Mutual Declares Dividend

Lawyers Mutual Liability Insurance Company of North Carolina has declared a $1.28 million dividend, equal to approximately 7.5% of the premium charged on insurance policies issued in 2013. This dividend, which will be paid at policy expiration, represents the tenth time since 1999 that Lawyers Mutual has declared and paid a policyholder dividend.

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Lawyers Mutual Partners With Solo Practice University

Lawyers Mutual is excited to announce our new partnership with Solo Practice University a web-based educational and networking community serving solo lawyers and law students.

Solo Practice University combines the benefits of an educational community, legal blog, a professional network and a legal conference. Teachers who are well-known and highly regarded in their fields, including several North Carolina attorneys, teach through a variety of methods: video, podcast, and live lectures.

View video lessons on substantive law issues (Advanced PI Practice, Appellate Practice and Procedure), technology (Introduction to e-Discovery, Virtual Law Practice), marketing (Fixing Your Fees, Fixing Your Practice) and work-life balance (Conquering the Bar Exam, Freelance Lawyering). Learn through blogposts and articles, as well as participate in the virtual community through list serve discussions.

Learn more about how this Lawyers Mutual partnership can benefit you.