Virtual Law Office Technology, LLC has two post up today about using the Internet with your law practice.
The first one is Elawyering Resources, and it provides a great list of links you can use to find out more about a virtual practice.
The second one is Who is practicing law online? The list looks like this. You need to check it out too to see if you might fit in one of those categories.
1. Solo and small firm practitioners wanting to practice law online to lower business overhead and expand their client base across the state to compete with larger firms,
2. Existing traditional law firms wanting to add online clients, lower overhead and provide more cost-effective services and online amenities to existing clients,
3. Online attorney collaboration both in-state and across jurisdictions allowing smaller firms or solo practitioners to pool business and networking resources,
4. Attorneys wanting to set up home-based or remote online law offices,
5. Legal professionals, such as paralegals, legal assistants or virtual assistants, wanting to work online for an existing law practice, and
6. Attorneys wanting to work part-time, such as retiring attorneys, work-at-home parents, or legal professionals needing to take time away from the office to care for children, ill spouses or aging parents.
Visit Virtual Law Office Technology, LLC and find out more about their product and how it could work with your law practice.
