Hunter joined Smokeball in 2008, and five years ago was appointed to Chief Executive Officer, responsible for running both the Sydney and Chicago offices. With over 16 years’ experience in building legal software, Hunter has a proven track record for pushing the boundaries and delivering innovative software solutions. He holds a Law and Computer Science degree from Bond University. ABOUT SMOKEBALL: Designed for and by lawyers, Smokeball is the first and only cloud-based legal practice management software that automatically records time and activity, giving the small law sector powerful insights to understand the profitability of their work and optimise their practice. In addition, Smokeball offers industry-leading document and email management, Law Society approved billing and trust accounting, shared tasks and workflows, secure messaging and file sharing, and automated practice-area-specific legal forms. Visit www.smokeball.com.au to learn more.

Law Practice in the ‘New Normal’

In March, Smokeball conducted the largest annual legal business sentiment study to explore law practice in the new normal and obtain valuable insights into the most important issues facing the legal profession. In doing so,…

Valuing and Understanding Your Time as a Family Lawyer

For family law firms who want to maximise their profits, time is a family lawyers most valuable commodity. Unlike businesses that have a physical product they can reproduce; family law firms are dependent on their…

How to make money in a slowing conveyancing market

Smokeball’s belief and emphasis around conveyancing and legal business KPIs was born from a continuous observation of small Australian conveyancing and legal businesses not knowing where to look to chart their next steps and know…

 3 success factors your business should measure this month

3 success factors your business should measure this month

 It’s the start of a new year and a perfect time to look back and see how your business performed. There are several factors legal and conveyancing firms should consider in measuring success, but here…