Join us for a fantastic voyage into the world of matter and legal spend management software, extensible tools for law firms and law departments alike. 

For what is a business that does not have a solid handle on what it spends and the work it does? 

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No kind of business, at all, my friends.

So, we brought on a couple of experts (Chris Bennett, from Bodhala and Rebecca Kocsis, from Conga) to talk us through the many-splendored ways that attorneys can find advantage in matter management software. 

(Check out the Matter and Spend Management Software Buyer’s Guide from Above the Law and LegalTech Publishing here.)

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But first: Jared, Chris, and Rebecca have a vibrant debate over whether cranberry sauce is any good (2:22). After that, they group get into the topic of implementing new software — since change management always seems to be a problem for law firms (12:20), including how to define roles and responsibilities internally (16:53). 

Chris and Rebecca next have a chance to wax poetic about KPIs, before trying to determine whether ALSPs are friends or foes of attorneys — maybe they’re just frenemies (28:23)?

If you’re looking to get a handle on your caseload and spending — and, really, who isn’t? — give us a listen, so you can step up your game for 2023.

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Jared Correia, a consultant and legal technology expert, is the host of the Non-Eventcast, the featured podcast of the Above the Law Non-Event for Tech-Perplexed Lawyers. 

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