By Doug Weiner, Beacon Legal Software Services We’ve heard all the excuses for why a timekeeper doesn’t have current, accurate time entries, from “The dog ate my diaries” to “My secretary trashed the legal pad with my notes.” Even though we’ve heard them all, there is no excuse for the lack of proper timekeeping, especially [...]
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By Todd Gerstein CEO & Founder, Smart WebParts If your firm is implementing alternative fee agreements, does it mean your attorneys can stop keeping time? At first, it is an intoxicating thought: No more timekeeping. A get-out-of-jail-free card. Attorneys don’t agree about much, but the one thing they do agree upon is that they all [...]
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. Smart Time Gets Silverlight Click Here to Download the Complete Issue Smart WebParts has announced that version 3 of its Smart Time time capture software has a new interface built in Microsoft Silverlight. The company says the interface creates ‘a faster, more engaging experience for users,’ with CTO and founder Steve Bronstein adding “Silverlight [...]
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Silverlight Interface Creates an Engaging, Simple and Surprisingly Powerful Platform for the Smart Time Application LOS GATOS, CALIF. –September 9, 2010 – Smart WebParts (www.smart-webparts.com) announced today a major upgrade of their enterprise time capture software, Smart Time, Version 3. Noteworthy is the fact that Smart Time’s new user interface is built in Microsoft Silverlight [...]
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By Todd Gerstein CEO & Founder, Smart WebParts Over the last few posts, we’ve been making the case for time capture as the timekeeping solution that is the most accurate and the least painful for your timekeepers. Still, you may be asking yourself, “OK, but what exactly is time capture?” Well, that’s the question we’ll [...]
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. . . By Edward Poll http://www.lawbiz.com/ I recently spoke with an executive whose company produces software to help lawyers record billable time. He discussed failure to record time as a “time leak,” because time is lost — and therefore not billed — when an attorney fails to make contemporaneous notations of work being done. [...]
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