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End-of-Term Trap: What Firms Should Know Before Their Leases Expire

Many law firms excel at structuring equipment leases at the start. But as expiration nears, even well-run programs can break down. That is when firms face unexpected auto-renewals, unreturned equipment fees, or rushed replacements.

Law Firm Financial Pressures Are Rising: How Leasing Can Buffer Tech Investment

Law firm margins are tightening, even for those reporting strong billing cycles. Collections are down, operational costs are rising, and capital expenditures are increasingly under scrutiny. The result: IT leaders are expected to deliver high performance and security without the benefit of large capital budgets.

Facing Financial Headwinds? How Leasing Helps Law Firms Stay Strategic Amid Rising Costs

A new legal industry financial report from The National Law Journal signals that the second half of the year may bring fresh challenges. While Q2 delivered stronger-than-expected results—thanks to record-high billing rates and counter-cyclical demand—law firms are now facing growing expenses and declining collection rates. For many, the question isn’t whether to cut costs, but how to do it in a way that protects long-term performance.

Why Cash Accounting Law Firms Lease—Even When They Have the Cash

Law firms that operate under a cash accounting model often assume leasing is only necessary when funds are tight. If there is plenty of cash on hand, why not purchase equipment outright?

Warehouse Tech Is Evolving. Here’s How Leasing Keeps You Ahead

Today’s warehouse and distribution environments are fast, connected, and increasingly intelligent. Legacy equipment can’t support the pace or precision needed to stay competitive. But upgrading forklifts, automation systems, and battery platforms isn’t cheap—and ownership is rarely the smartest path.

Planning for End-of-Life: What to Do Before Your Tech Lease Expires

Every lease has an end date, but many organizations wait too long to plan for it. Without a clear strategy, firms risk auto-renewals, outdated equipment, and unbudgeted fees. A proactive approach to lease-end planning reduces surprises and keeps operations running smoothly.

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