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At the beginning of the pandemic, legal aid programs quickly pivoted to available technology and equipment in new ways to ensure they continued to serve their clients. Now it’s time for programs to plan for the long term by building in more security and best practices.

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Come see 50 practical technology tips for working remotely crowd sourced from the LSNTAP email list and community.

Earlier today I was helping a client with an upcoming Ignite presentation. They asked "where can I find photos?" These were my three suggestions

Artificial intelligence will never be an outright replacement for attorneys, rather it will remove the necessity for a lot of the more tedious, mundane work lawyers do and allow them to focus their time on the aspects of their job that require analysis and legal knowledge.

LSC's Technology Innovation Grants program was founded in 2000 to encourage LSC-funded legal aid programs to leverage the Internet and the personal computer to "broaden the reach of the valuable work conducted by legal services practitioners."

Become a Cybersecurity Ninja with this webinar from roundtable technology! This is a very deep, very comprehensive discussion and training on all aspects of cyber security and digital safety. This video series is broken into ten different parts, one for each subject on cybersecurity.

Using paper is on the way out, and for good reason.

Vyod can be a very overwhelming website to use at first, simply because it can do so many things.

Over the last two years, LSNTAP staff has pored over the listserv archive to find all of the Request for Proposals (RFP) that have been shared. This summer, our intrepid law clerk Kristofer Greig classified each of those RFPs by category, area of concern, and desired outcome. Kris also made note of the budget and timeline for each RFP. The resulting database brimming with information has been dubbed the LSNTAP RFP Library.

Despite the legal profession having the reputation of being slow to adopt technology, a few eager attorneys took advantage of the new tools and found out to their detriment that LLMs are not the most reliable sidekick.