Short pieces, lightly told, about what happens when a law firm hands the legwork to software and keeps the law for its lawyers.
The robots wrap. The lawyers tie the bow.
A law firm explains, with a gift wrapping metaphor it refuses to drop, what its software does and what its lawyers do.
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A short list of things our software is not allowed to do
A law firm that runs on SI keeps a list of what the SI may not do. It starts with giving legal advice and ends with lunch.
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Where the weeks used to go
A fond look back at the fax machine, the banker’s box and the highlighter, and what a law office does with the time it gets back.
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A brief history of being on hold
A law firm looks back on the phone tree, the voicemail at 5:01 and forty seconds of looping saxophone, and says who answers its phone now.
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An exit interview with the office stapler
After years of holding demand packages together, a law office stapler reflects on jams, tabs and the one thing software cannot do to a page.
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Yes, the .si is for Slovenia
A law firm explains why its website ends in .si, what SI stands for here, and which part of the operation went to law school.
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