Close to 150 solo and small-firm lawyers gathered last week at the State Bar of Georgia for the a symposium by the Solo and Small Firm Institute to discuss practice management and technology strategies.
Among the presentations were two on digital forensics and cloud management. Sharon Nelson and John Simek, president and vice president of Sensei Enterprises, took attendees through the case of the Boston “Craigslist Killer” to highlight basic digital tools that small firm attorneys can use to supplement research and evidence, while David Moon of CompassPOINT led a discussion on cost-effective cloud-based matter management strategies.
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