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The Untethered Lawyer: 10 Must-Have Apps for the Mac Using Solo Practitioner

  • Solo Dreamer · 2 years ago
    Grant, I was hoping Rick's post would get this kind of rise out of you! I'm a proud Mac user as well, but I have a lot of exploring yet to do with the Mac system for my soon-to-be firm. This information will keep me busy over the next week checking it all out. Thanks for the insight and for steadying the ship in this Windoze world.
  • The Dreams of a Solo · 2 years ago
    Home Office Lawyer: 10 Must-Have Apps for the Mac Using Solo Practitioner

    Link: Home Office Lawyer: 10 Must-Have Apps for the Mac Using Solo Practitioner. This is a great post by Grant Griffiths regarding applications for Mac using Solos. It is partially in response to R...
  • Build A Solo Practice, LLC · 2 years ago
    Tech Tidbits for a Tittilating Tuesday

    I saw so many valuable technology-based posts today so I thought I would just put the links all together for you. Grant Griffiths is back with a powerful Mac-rebuttal to Rick George's and Ben Cowgill's PC punches. Chuck Newton made
  • Anonymous · 2 years ago
    Please do a follow-up and continue the list beyond the Top 10. How about the Top 20 or 25? Thanks much.
  • Grant Griffiths · 2 years ago
    Dear Anonymous -- I do plan to follow up with more “Must-Have Apps” for the Mac using solo. There are so many I had to limit it to only 10 in my first post. Thanks for reading the HOL and please post comments as to what all you readers are using for Mac Apps in your own practice.
  • Long · 2 years ago
    I've been fascinated with your use of Basecamp but I'm not sure how you use it. I signed up for a free run with BCamp and just don't find it intuitive enough.
    How do you convince clients who aren't web savvy to jump on board with BCamp? What about privelege, confidentiality?
    Maybe a screen capture video of you using it would be helpful!? (Or perhaps contact the BCamp developers and see if they'll let you guest host a show on how lawyers can benefit?)
  • Web-Tones · 2 years ago
    Mac v. PC for the Solo Practitioner

    Link: Home Office Lawyer: 10 Must-Have Apps for the Mac Using Solo Practitioner. Some tech savvy solos have been sparring lately (friendly match) in the 10 must have apps dual. The Mac Guy (link above) and the FutureLawyer (here) are
  • Don · 2 years ago
    Grant,
    I guess I am a bit delayed in leaving this comment, but I wanted you to know that I, too, appreciate your top ten list. I also appreciate all the work you do as I have been contemplating the possibility of going solo when I leave the Air Force in September. I might just be the solo practitioner to your North, in Johnson County, Nebraska.
    Keep on truckin,
  • Maryland Lawyer · 10 months ago
    Belated comment to this old post, but I would love to hear how you handle trust accounting with the software mentioned. Obviously essential, but I don't see how one could manage it on the software listed.
    I too run my own law practice on macs with the glaring exception of QuickBooks premier professional services edition on a PC. I have yet to find ANY reasonably priced mac software to handle the accounting demands of a small law practice. Thanks in advance for your response!