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Re: Why Most Practice Management Systems For Lawyers Don’t Work

Home Office Envy — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 15:35:00 -0000

Great article Jay. I still haven't abandoned PCLaw yet because it still serves 98% of my needs. Still, it's glitchy and frustrating at times. One of the strangest omissions I've seen in the web-based options including Clio and Freshbooks is the lack of a check-writing feature (quickbook style checks) and the ability to do simple day to day accounting and monthly reconciliation. Quickbooks is way too much for most firms and their invoicing system just complicates things. Outright.com came close to a simple ledger system but is targeted to 1099 employees (I think).

Thanks for the brain food!

Re: Is there a PERFECT law practice management solution out there?

Home Office Envy — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 14:09:12 -0000

Jack,

About #6. I knew that you had a ClientConnect system that was made for commenting on documents uploaded to Clio. But can I communicate with the client without uploading a document?

Re: What’s behind RocketLawyer’s claim of “free” forms?

Home Office Envy — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 17:17:18 -0000

Wow. That smells of the Vistaprint scam (see my reference in the original post to Vistaprint - which I PERSONALLY fell victim to.)

Re: What’s behind RocketLawyer’s claim of “free” forms?

Home Office Envy — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 17:15:43 -0000

Janet,

Do you work for RocketLawyer? If so, may I ask why the trial period signup is required?

Why not just give forms away and if customers are impressed, they'll sign up?

Requiring that a customer proactively opts out is a troubling business model, in my horribly unimportant opinion. The customer should be kicking down your doors to opt-IN if you have a superior product.

I wonder if LegalZoom has a similar model or if they are strictly a la carte?

Re: Twitter for business? Does it really work?

Home Office Envy — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 13:02:24 -0000

Dr. Wright, your comment is duly noted. That said, I am tweeting now but with no specific intent to "make a sale."

Care to shed light on how you use Twitter for business?

Re: Facebook connect callback url

Home Office Envy — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 16:47:23 -0000

Bizarre actually: a bit of background - I originally installed the facebook commenting widget which was released about month ago. Part of the process was to upload a "cross receiver" file to my site root. Though this did not appear to be a problem yesterday, it now is coming up as an issue. I've since deleted the CR file (disqus installation never required it from what I could tell)

See http://s138.photobucket.com...¤t=facebookconnectissue.png

Re: Facebook connect callback url

Home Office Envy — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 02:58:39 -0000

It appears your policy has changed within the last hour. I noticed only after I had discovered that facebook would no longer allow me to use disqus.com as the callback.

According to your recently edited help doc: http://wiki.disqus.net/Face... it appears you're now allowing us to use our base domain as the callback now? Seems Facebook doesn't give us a choice in the matter anyway.

Also, when I try to click on FB Connect (in Disqus comments), the popup just opens up my main site instead of the facebook permission page.

Please confirm.

Thanks!

Re: Top 10 Ways To Get Fired By Your Lawyer

Home Office Envy — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 18:48:28 -0000

Testing Disqus. Disregard.

Re: Comments for this post are closed. ??

Home Office Envy — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 14:30:49 -0000

FYI: I've also checked all other settings - comments were open before I installed Disqus.

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Re: Why Most Practice Management Systems For Lawyers Don’t Work

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Re: What’s behind RocketLawyer’s claim of “free” forms?

Re: What’s behind RocketLawyer’s claim of “free” forms?

Re: Twitter for business? Does it really work?

Re: Facebook connect callback url

Re: Facebook connect callback url

Re: Top 10 Ways To Get Fired By Your Lawyer

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Re: Is there a PERFECT law practice management solution out there?