How can a law firm embrace powerful technology with minimal disruption and maximum results? How does a firm shake free from the status quo and proactively future-proof its practice, despite the inevitable short-term disruption?

To find those answers, Thomson Reuters interviewed a small law firm that recently adopted the Thomson Reuters Firm Central practice management system to overcome these challenges.  Minneapolis-based Roeder Smith Jadin (RSJ) specializes in litigation, real estate, construction, insurance, and community association issues. RSJ was formed in 2013 by three colleagues who broke off from a large firm with the belief that “there’s a better way to practice law.” RSJ is a case study in weighing the long-term benefits vs. the short-term challenges when installing software that affects virtually every person in the firm, from receptionist to researcher, from paralegal to partner.

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