More helpful info from Rick Georges, author of the FutureLawyer blog [links below from original post]:
"This month I’m focusing on application software. Although there are different software preferences for every lawyer, I’m sticking to Windows, since most lawyers use it. As with last month’s article, ‘Ten Must-Have Web Sites for Solo Practitioners,’ picking the best of anything is difficult, so I’ll focus on what I use every day in my practice. I’m sure I’ll hear from you about software you use, that I missed.
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"As with last month’s article [Ten Must-Have Web Sites for Solo Practitioners], there are many other software applications that I could have mentioned, as I’m certain that there are a few that you might suggest. However, I use every application in this column at least once each day of my life, and my law practice would be lost without them. If you have an essential application that is important to your law practice, send me an e-mail and let me know. Now, go out and use computer software to improve your life and your law practice."
Definitely liked the inside scoop of how this lawyer daily uses technology. What would your list of "top apps" look like? Is your own Treo "NEVER far from [your] cold hands"?
Every Ten Must-Have Web Sites for Solo Practitioners list must have a great Virtual Assistant website on it.