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Practice Management Software for Mac Everyone’s Talking About in 2016

Lawyers, from solo enterprises to large scale firms, encounter issues when trying to budget time. Luckily, modern and battle-tested practice management software from Apple is well-equipped to handle the challenges of running a law firm. But you have to know where to look. The right tool will streamline your business practices and keep your firm running smoothly through 2016 and beyond

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WordRake Proofreading Software

WordRake is a Microsoft Word and Microsoft Outlook add-on that proofs your writing and makes suggested changes.  WordRake works by going through and redlining your document, making semi-substantive editing suggestions, and correcting your typos.

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Timekeeping and Billing Software Buyer's Guide

Why lump timekeeping and billing together? Because they are a natural pair. For one thing, sometimes timekeeping is billing, as in the case of flat fees. But also in the case of advance-fee retainers. Your timekeeping software should help you keep track of your client’s retainer balance, and the way to do that is to include billing.

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Zola Law Practice Management Software

First things first: Zola is pretty. Really pretty. Designed-by-designers-not-lawyers level of pretty. And that makes sense, given that the team behind Zola are the folks at Amicus Creative, a web-design company. Pretty does not always mean powerful, however, as is evident from another recent newcomer, Ciinch. Zola occupies some of the same territory as Ciinch, such as having a clean one-screen dashboard interface, but adds a few key things that are missing.

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Cloud Computing and the Practice of Law

The way we interact with and use computers changes constantly - technology growth is exponential in today’s world. Yet certain industries are hesitant to adopt new technology en masse, unconvinced of its ability to work well within the structured framework of their daily activities. This usually stems from a lack of knowledge of exactly what the technology is and how it would be beneficial, and concern for potential security risks in moving away from current systems. One of these disconnects is cloud computing and the practice of law.

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Accept Only Formatting Changes in Word

How to Accept Only Formatting Changes in a Word Document.

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The Ultimate Collection of Amicus Attorney Training Materials

Here is a collection of materials to help you take advantage of some of the killer features Amicus has to offer.  Learn something new every day!

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What Meta Data Looks Like

The term meta data gets thrown around a lot, but do you know what it actually looks like? A recent article on The Intercept on Apple’s “iMessage FAQ for Law Enforcement” included an example of what is contained in Apple’s pen register for messages sent with iMessage—which is also a good example of what meta data can look like.

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Do You Need Law-Practice-Specific Software?

Essential Law Office Software

A modern law office needs more than furniture and smart lawyers in order to run. We use computers to write briefs, send emails, review evidence, generate invoices, and manage firm finances. In the realm of law office technology, there are good tools and bad tools, overpriced tools and underpriced tools, secure tools and insecure tools. Here is a look at the basic software you need.

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