Legal Technology

Top Five Trends in Time-Billing Software

TechnoLawyer publisher Neil Squillante researched and wrote the recently published TL Research Buyer's Guide to Legal Billing Software, interviewing ...

Neil J. Squillante - September 13, 2013
Free Your Law Practice’s Computing Budget

From 1997 to 2001, I worked for Verio, marketing and selling Internet access and web hosting to businesses. Early on, we had a small marketing budget and relied heavily on direct mail and cold (actual warm) calling. While I was reviewing my ...

Erik Heels - September 9, 2013
Legal Technology Product Beat
Windows Programs on a Mac? The CrossOver Option

I had expected to give CrossOver a resounding “buy” recommendation for anyone with a need to run Windows programs natively on a Mac computer. Unfortunately, even though CrossOver is the perfect answer to our office's specific needs, that will ...

Bob Christensen - September 5, 2013
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Top WordPress Plugins for Your Law Blog and Website, Part 2

What makes WordPress so appealing for blogs and even your law firm's website is that it works right out of the box but can also be customized with themes and plugins. Fred Faulkner - September 3, 2013

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WordPress Plugins for Your Law Blog and Website

If you have a blog, chances are it is powered by WordPress. These days, more law firm websites use WordPress, too. For those who do not know, WordPress is an open-source blogging platform that has matured in many ways to a lightweight content ...

Fred Faulkner - September 2, 2013
Five Things I Learned at ILTA 2013

With more than 200 sessions and 200 exhibitors, the International Legal Technology Association's Annual Conference represents the leading edge of technology in the legal profession — and generates plenty of post-show attention in the ...

Scott Giordano - August 30, 2013
Keeping a Positive Outlook 2013

I’ve come to like Outlook 2013 quite a bit (despite the confusing blue icon). It contains some new features that I’ve wanted, or have had to employ workarounds for, or had to use third-party software to resolve. So, I thought it might be helpful ...

Vivian Manning - August 21, 2013
What Entrepreneurs Expect from Their Lawyers

As the world moves faster (and it does, doesn’t it?), you have to move faster, too, not only to keep up, but to amaze and astound your clients in a highly competitive field. While it may not astound them, your ability to quickly create, ...

Nitin Gupta - August 14, 2013
Five Top iPhone and iPad Productivity Apps for Lawyers

Which apps do lawyers like to use? For our summer download, A Matter of Time, National Purchasing Partners (NPP) identified a list of 20 — many of them free — for document review and markup, scanning, recording, note-taking, time-tracking and ...

Joan Feldman - August 2, 2013
Fireproofing Your Law Firm

Stop — what you are doing? Flames are pouring out of the next room! It doesn't matter how this started. (A freak coffeemaker explosion, maybe?) It's time for you to go! Later, you will find out that your office is a total loss. All your files ...

Sam Glover - July 31, 2013
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