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Evolve Your Law Practice

June 25, 2010

There are tons of resources on Lawyerist about how to go solo. If you have hung your shingle, congrats—you have passed the first major hurdle. Once things are rolling, however, always make an effort to evolve your law practice to keep it successful.

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Test-Driving Case Management Software: First Impressions of Rocket Matter & Clio

June 9, 2010

When I started my law firm, I bought Time Matters, but quickly found better options. However, now I am trying to decide whether my law firm would be better off with Rocket Matter or Clio than with Google Apps, which we currently use. After getting input from both companies (Rocket Matter here; Clio here), both [...]

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Why Sam Should Use Clio for His Law Practice Management Software

May 27, 2010

Guest post by Jack Newton. (Jack e-mailed me after seeing my post about Rocket Matter, and wanted the chance to weigh in. Since I view Rocket Matter and Clio as leading law practice management software options, it only made sense. -Sam) Thanks for considering Clio as a solution for your law practice management software needs. [...]

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Rocket Matter Practice Management Software for Sam’s Law Firm?

May 7, 2010

First of all, let me point out that it’s an honor to be considered by Sam to use Rocket Matter. It wasn’t long ago that Sam, a very tech-savvy lawyer, intended to handle his IT needs himself. Managing IT is one thing when you’re a one man band. But as firms scale, those that embrace [...]

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Rocket Matter: Is It The Right Software for My Law Firm?

April 29, 2010

A year ago, my firm was a solo practice. Now, I have an employee and three independent contractors working with me. I hope to add another employee in the fall, so we will have six people who need to communicate, collaborate, and cooperate. It is all part of my master plan, but our current systems [...]

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LexisNexis: We Broke It, You Buy It

February 12, 2010

If you just bought Time Matters 10, are you bothered that LexisNexis just charged you hundreds of dollars for a “bug fix release”? You do not see Toyota charging car owners to fix their broken pedals, so why should you pay to fix LexisNexis’s broken product? Good question. No worries, from now on, LexisNexis will [...]

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