I am leaving today for Chicago to speak at the inaugural "Mac Track" at this year's TechShow 2008, sponsored by the American Bar Association. If you are attending, I hope that you will stop me and say hello. One of my favorite parts of attending and speaking at these seminars is the opportunity to meet and talk with my readers. I will try to post from Chicago if time permits. If not, I will definitely do so when I get back home.
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March 12, 2008
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I am having difficulty finding a practice management program -- with time and billing, accounting and management -- scaled for a law firm of more than 20 lawyers. The Mac programs recommended in your fine article, and on the Apple website, all appear to be tailored for small firms. For instance, I have discovered that LawStream is stretched at 10 users. Is there a Mac system or a web-based sytem that medium sized firms have used happily? We currently run Tabs 3 for time and billing on a PC. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Posted by: Jonathan Fitch | March 12, 2008 at 05:06 PM