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The article discusses these compliance questions and explains how your firm can help you resolve them with iPlum's Shared Line.

This article delves into how to prevent sensitive texts from appearing on locked screens, and how iPlum’s secure texting can form part of your firm’s setup for managing confidential client communications.

This article zeroes in on the chain of custody for recorded client calls. It also talks about how iPlum's phone system for lawyers can improve your firm's management of recorded client communications.

In this article, we explain when that obligation begins, which text messages and related records to preserve, and how to put a legal hold into effect. We also discuss how iPlum's phone system for law firms can contribute to your client message preservation procedures.

In this article, we discuss when a misdirected text constitutes a HIPAA breach, the actions your practice should take, applicable notification requirements, as well as how you can incorporate iPlum's secure texting into your patient communication procedures.

The article discusses the limitations of standard SMS for doctors, procedures for securely texting lab results, and how services such as iPlum can enhance your practice's patient communication process.

The article discusses the limitations of standard SMS for doctors, procedures for securely texting lab results, and how services such as iPlum can enhance your practice's patient communication process.

The article explains how to respond, assess notification requirements, and document your findings. It also examines how a HIPAA-compliant phone service, such as iPlum, can form part of your preparations for device loss and allow authorized colleagues to continue responding to patient communication.

The article discusses when preservation obligations arise, which information attorneys should retain, and how to prepare documents for production. It also explains how iPlum's business text archiving can form part of your firm's communication retention procedures.

The following sections explain how to preserve client text messages for litigation, organize them for retrieval, and protect them against deletion. They also discuss how to integrate iPlum into your firm's setup to retain and access client correspondence. We’ll start with how to preserve client messages for litigation.

Below, we discuss those capabilities and the considerations that should inform your firm’s purchasing decision.

A Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy can help establish how advisors conduct business on personal phones and how your firm retains and supervises those communications. Below, we explain how to put those requirements into practice.