Field Notes
Observations on legal work, case management, information drift, billing, client communication, and the systems law offices use to keep matters moving.
Case management is not data storage
A firm can have every document saved and still not know what is happening. Storage preserves materials. It does not preserve the working memory of a case.
The hidden cost of reconstructing the file
Small firms do not lose cases all at once. They lose time reconstructing what already happened — hunting through inboxes, folders, and memory for information that already exists.
The firm as institutional memory
A law firm is not only a collection of lawyers, staff, clients, and files. It is a memory system — and when a matter does not retain its own history, the firm depends on whoever happens to remember.
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