Entries tagged “Virtual Law Firm”
Law 360 Law Firm Leaders series interviews Rimon CEO Michael Moradzadeh on Rimon’s growth, goals, and handling of COVID-19
News May 12, 2020
In this interview, Law360 asks Michael Moradzadeh why he helped start Rimon, how the firm has evolved over the last decade, where the firm sees itself in the next five years, and how the firm is responding to the coronavirus pandemic. Michael Moradzadeh explains how Rimon has kept the aspects of traditional law firms that foster excellence and
Remote Work - 8 Essential Tips from Rimon
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Michael Moradzadeh ·
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Nick Wright ·
March 25, 2020
Our firm was designed for our team to work from home. Here is what we learned.
Rimon was founded 12 years ago as a distributed, cloud-based law firm, so the majority of our team has always worked from home. With over 200 people on the Rimon team, across 31 cities, nine countries, and four continents, working closely as a team regardless of
Law 360 Report: Is BigLaw ready for its lawyers to work from home? Rimon CEO Michael Moradzadeh shares his thoughts
News March 17, 2020
As governments are telling their residents to stay at home, many traditional law firms have to quickly adapt to give their employees ways to serve their clients without coming into the office. Since Rimon was built on a distributed cloud-based model, our team was built to allow for everyone to work and collaborate remotely. Rimon's CEO,
Why Traditional Law Firms are Behind the Automation Curve - Rimon’s Law360 Article Responding to McKinsey Report
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Michael Moradzadeh ·
December 14, 2017
In this article published in Law360, Rimon’s CEO Michael Moradzadeh discusses why the pyramid model of traditional law firms do not allow them to embrace automation and artificial intelligence, at great cost to their clients and their own future, and why Rimon is at the forefront of this innovation due to its innovative
How to Telecommute Without Being Remote
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Michael Moradzadeh ·
May 10, 2017
In this article published in Law360, Rimon’s CEO Michael Moradzadeh argues that allowing lawyers to work remotely can be counterproductive if the firm's entire model and culture does not ensure that telecommuters are equally connected to the firm's social and professional communities.
“To take full advantage of the
Is the Traditional Law Firm Compensation System Hurting Clients, Lawyers, and Law Firms?
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Michael Moradzadeh ·
June 01, 2016
The start of a new year is always a time for big changes in a law firm partner’s life. Suddenly, lawyers get to meet all new people. Why? Because the start of the year is when laterals — partners and associates — start jumping firms. This is not due to exciting New Year’s resolutions to meet new people or try out new
Rimon Partners John Isaza and Yaacov Silberman to present at LegalTech West Coast
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Two Rimon Partners will be presenting at the upcoming Legaltech West Coast conference, to take place on July 13-14, 2015 in San Francisco, CA. LegalTech is a premier legal technology conference hosted by ALM Media. John Isaza, FAI, will participate in a panel titled "The New Big Bang: 21st Century Information Governance Challenges". The panel featuresRimon’s Michael Moradzadeh writes in Law360 about moving beyond the grow or die law firm model
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Michael Moradzadeh ·
March 17, 2015
Law360 published a recent article by Rimon, P.C. CEO Michael Moradzadeh examining how the traditional law firm model is withering on the vine. The piece, which was one of the site's 10 most widely read articles of the week, notes that despite recent mega-mergers, law firms remain a “hierarchical structure…a legacy of feudal
Time for a New Kind of Law Firm
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Michael Moradzadeh ·
February 02, 2015
The traditional law firm is based on an outdated feudal system that creates inefficiency, unhappy lawyers, and underserved clients. Adopting business models from other industries, cloud computing, and virtualization has allowed for new law firm models. These models allow attorneys better lives through increased freedom and productivity,
Law Firm 3.0: Thinking Beyond the Virtual and Conventional Models
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Michael Moradzadeh ·
January 05, 2015
Cloud technology allows attorneys to work anywhere they have a secure internet connection. This provides for greater flexibility, happier lawyers, higher profits, and better-served clients. However, a pure virtual law firm is not the answer. Cafes might work for some meetings, but often a brick and mortar office is necessary. Law