Webinar: Changing Practice Management Systems

Legal practice management technology has changed rapidly, and many firms are now facing decisions about upgrading their core systems to a modern practice management system.

In this webinar, Changing Practice Management Systems: What you need to know before making the switch, industry experts shared practical guidance for firms considering a move to new, modern practice management system (PMS). The discussion explored how cloud‑hosted SaaS and emerging AI‑centric systems are reshaping the legal software landscape, and what this means for firms planning a transition.

Drawing on extensive experience across countless migrations, the session featured insights from:

• Chris Porter, Account Executive at Sentrian, who shared an organisation‑wide technology perspective shaped by more than 10 years in the legal software industry.
• Louis Lou, Senior Account Executive at Clio, one of the world’s leading AI‑first practice management platforms, who discussed his experience working with the Australian legal market.
• David Lisitsa, Solicitor and Director at NewLaw.com, who brought a hands‑on view from helping hundreds of law firms switch, implement, and optimise their technology systems.

Together, the speakers walked through the key do’s and don’ts that can influence the success of a system change, helping attendees better assess readiness, avoid common pitfalls, and make informed decisions about future technology investments.

The live Q&A explored real‑world scenarios and challenges raised by participants, making it one of the most valuable parts of the session.

This webinar was designed for practice managers, partners, and legal professionals who want to stay ahead of the technology curve and approach system change with greater confidence.

Recorded on Tuesday, 24 March 2026, 10:00 to 11:00 AEST.

If you'd like to talk about a supported, smooth transition to a new practice management system, book a free consultation.

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