MoreMax Inc.

10/27/2026

A laptop dying is an IT problem.
A laptop dying at 4:40 p.m. when a filing is due at 5:00 p.m. and the court's e-filing certificate lives on that laptop?
That's a law firm IT problem.
There is a difference.
It's not just about how quickly someone can fix the computer. It's understanding what that computer is connected to, what deadline is approaching, what information needs protecting, and what happens to the client if something goes wrong.
We wrote about that difference, along with some of the surprisingly ordinary technology problems we see inside law firms every week.
If you run a law firm, this may be worth five minutes of your time.

10/14/2026

Some things are technically DIY. That doesn’t mean they should be. 😏

Microsoft 365 is a good example. Buying the licenses is the easy part. The real work is making sure Microsoft 365 is configured, secured, maintained, and managed properly for your law firm.

Because when your attorneys rely on Microsoft 365 every day for email, documents, collaboration, and client information, “we set it up ourselves” can get a little more expensive than a bad haircut.

Keep the clippers away from your hair.

And maybe your law firm’s Microsoft 365 environment too.

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10/13/2026

Every law firm owner asks technology questions. But we've noticed something interesting.

The question is rarely the real question.
A solo attorney asks: "Do I really need Microsoft 365 Business Premium?"
What they're actually asking is: "What do I need on day one, and what can wait?"

A growing firm asks: "Do we need managed IT?"
What they're actually asking is: "Have we outgrown the systems we put together ourselves?"

A larger firm asks: "Should we hire internal IT?"
What they're really asking is: "What should stay in-house and what should be outsourced?"

Same topic. Completely different answers. Technology isn't a one-size-fits-all decision. It depends on where your firm is in its journey.

We put together a guide that breaks down what law firms typically need at each stage of growth. 👇 Find your stage here: https://moremax.net/law-firm-it-by-stage/

09/25/2026

Microsoft is retiring SMS authentication. Is your law firm ready?

Most firms won't notice the change until Microsoft starts prompting users to move to more secure sign-in methods.

Learn what to expect and how to prepare.

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09/22/2026

🎉 We're excited to share some big news!

MoreMax has been named a finalist for the 2026 MSP Titans of the Industry Awards!

This recognition places us among a select group of managed service providers who are leading the way in innovation, client success, and trusted technology services.

We're proud of what this says about our incredible team. Every day, they work hard to help our clients stay productive, secure, and prepared for whatever comes next. From preventing problems before they happen to providing trusted guidance and support, our mission has always been to help our clients thrive through technology.

To our clients, partners, and team members: thank you. Your trust and support make achievements like this possible.

We'll be cheering alongside other industry finalists at the MSP Titans of the Industry Awards on December 9, 2026, in Beverly Hills, California.

🏆 Here's to continuing to raise the bar and serve our clients with excellence.

09/15/2026

Many law firms assume that because they have Microsoft 365, they're secure.

Unfortunately, that's not how cybersecurity works.

A Microsoft 365 license is a great starting point, but real protection comes from what happens after the license is purchased:

✅ Multi-factor authentication
✅ Secure access policies
✅ Device security
✅ Email protection
✅ Backup strategies
✅ Ongoing monitoring

The reality is that many cyber incidents happen not because firms don't have the right tools, but because the tools aren't fully configured, managed, or maintained.

For law firms, protecting client data isn't optional. It requires a proactive security strategy, not just technology.

Licensed doesn't mean secure.

At MoreMax, we provide cybersecurity-first Microsoft 365 and Managed IT for U.S. law firms, helping firms protect client data, strengthen compliance, and reduce technology risk.

09/10/2026

Someone in another country is probably trying to log in to a Microsoft 365 account right now.

The only question is whether yours is one of them.

Most firms don't need employees signing in from dozens of countries around the world. Yet many Microsoft 365 environments are configured to allow login attempts from virtually anywhere.

That's an unnecessary risk.

With Conditional Access, you can restrict access to the countries where your firm actually operates. If a stolen password is tested from a location you've blocked, the attempt fails immediately.

No security control is foolproof.

Sometimes the biggest security improvements come from turning on features you already own.

09/01/2026

Not every law firm changes IT providers because something went wrong.

Sometimes they change because they've grown.

Sometimes they need stronger cybersecurity.

Sometimes they're tired of waiting on support.

And sometimes they simply want a technology partner who understands how law firms operate.

One of the biggest reasons firms delay making a change is fear.

❓What happens to our email? ❓Will there be downtime? ❓Who owns our Microsoft 365 tenant? ❓Can our current IT company block the transition?

If these questions have ever crossed your mind, you're not alone.

We put together a practical guide for law firms considering a switch. No scare tactics. No technical jargon. Just a straightforward roadmap that explains what the process should look like and how to protect your firm's data, productivity, and client trust along the way.

📖 Read it here: https://moremax.net/switching-it-providers-law-firm/

Because changing IT providers shouldn't feel like jumping out of an airplane without a parachute.

Law firm professionals and IT consultants shaking hands in an office, representing a smooth transition to a new managed IT services provider.

08/28/2026

Law firms: phishing attacks aren't just happening through email anymore.

Cybercriminals are increasingly using Microsoft Teams to impersonate colleagues, executives, vendors, and other trusted contacts.

The goal?

To trick employees into: ✔ Sharing sensitive information
✔ Opening malicious files
✔ Updating payment details
✔ Providing login credentials

For law firms, even a single successful attack can have serious consequences, from compromised client information to trust account fraud and business disruption.

That's why cybersecurity today is about more than spam filters and antivirus software.

Your team needs to know how to recognize suspicious messages wherever they appear, including Microsoft Teams.

The threat landscape is changing.

Your defenses should too.

If you're not sure whether your firm's Microsoft 365 environment is properly secured, it may be time for a review.