As Published in TechnoFeature™ by TechnoLawyer in 2010 — In this sequel to the first Cutting the Cord article, Seth recounts how moving to the Cloud went for Basha Systems.
Cutting the Cord: Legal Practice Without a Server
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Law Practice Management in the Clouds: Nothing To Buy, Nothing To Install
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A product summary of the Software as a Service product AdvologixPM written in 2010.
Stop, Look, Listen…Then Do: The Argument For Practice Management
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As Published in Technology eReport in October 2002 — Back near the beginning of The New Millennium, Seth told out how to plan out their practice management policies.
Cloud-Based Document Utilities Every Lawyer Should Be Using
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As Published in GPSolo Magazine’s July/August 2016 issue — Right when law firms were first starting to take notice of the cloud, Seth made them a shopping list for document management in the cloud.
Legal Apps for the Lawyer on the Go
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As Published in the May-June 2018 issue of GP Solo – This time, Seth brings in a younger perspective to discuss apps that could be useful to lawyers on smartphones. Seth and his college-aged son and colleague, Sam, have a discussion on how apps can help lawyers and paralegals do everything from answering email to accessing the office remotely to even on-the-go case law research.
Affording Document Assembly – The Group Approach
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As a document assembly consultant, I am often contacted by solo or small attorney firms who are overloaded with work, champing at the bit to get a Document Assembly system, realize the value but are understandably nervous at the cost. And, they should be. Creation of a good document assembly system is expensive in both time and money. So here are some ideas on how to underwrite a good system.
How to Provide Large Firm Service on a Small Firm Budget
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You don’t have to bankrupt yourself to invest in technology for your law firm. In this White Paper, Seth Rowland shows how to get technology “on the cheap.”
