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Using Lookup Files in Time Matters
Recently we assisted a client of ours in designing custom screens for Contacts in their Time Matters program. Our client was struggling because they...
Review: Time Capture by Timeslips
Earlier this month I spoke with one of our clients who said one of their goals was to increase their revenue. The office administrator admitted this...
Report from LegalWeek 2020: What I Learned
ALM’s Legalweek New York is where lawyers and industry pundits share their views of important technology trends, and vendors come to announce new...
Invoices and Statements in TimeSolv
TimeSolv is a cloud-based, comprehensive time tracking & billing application with robust practice management features. It claims to simplify the...
Review: Time Matters 16.5
Time Matters has offered a link with Microsoft Exchange that makes it the central point for synchronization of Contacts, Events, and Tasks. Version 16.5 updated the code for this link for improved performance and security.
It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year
It’s hard to believe that we are coming up on the end of 2019. The holiday season awaits. But with the impetus...
NetDocuments: Introducing CollabSpaces
Last month, NetDocuments introduced CollabSpaces, a new feature that takes the concept of sharing secure content with external users one step...
Time Matters/CIC Conference
Lexis Nexis recently hosted a Certified Independent Consultants (CIC) conference in Raleigh, NC, to brief us on the latest developments with the...
QuickBooks and Windows 7 – End of the Road?
By Dana Riel Those of us who are QuickBooks Pro Advisors received an interesting email this week from Intuit Software, the manufacturers of...
Entering Adjustments in TimeSolv
TimeSolv is a cloud-based application that supports time tracking, cost tracking, billing, accounts receivable, trust account management and...
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Business of Law: Confidentiality and Data Security
By Dana Riel and David MichaelFourth in a Series In our last post we talked about competence and diligence: What lawyers think it means, what clients think it means, and what it really means. Interestingly, Model Rule 1.1 has a Comment (8) which states: To maintain...
Business of Law: Competence Clarified
What does it mean to be “competent to practice law”? What do attorneys think it means? More to the point, what do clients think it means? Attorneys face diverse, often unrealistic expectations when it comes to intellectual, emotional, financial, and logistical...