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  More about Fujitsu’s ScanScap scanner

  Posted on August 13, 2013 by Greg Regan in Law Firm Management, PCLaw.

  A couple of years ago I wrote about the Fujitsu ScanSnap scanner and I'm still blown away by how good they are. A client of mine recently installed 5 of them (the S1300i model) and I have one on my desk. Just a couple of things to add about this scanner: From what I can […]

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• Consider Security with PCLaw’s new Moblity Service

  Posted on June 16, 2011 by Greg Regan in Features, Law Firm Management, Technical Issues.

  I’m not really a big fan of cloud computing (or SaaS: Software as a Service) for legal firms given the recent security breaches against Sony and Nintendo. Having a legal firm’s data out there, somewhere, who knows where (yet occasionally hackers seem to find where) seems fraught with danger. Just one breach could be enough […]

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• How to stop Users from seeing another users time entries in PCLaw

  Posted on January 17, 2011 by Greg Regan in Features, Law Firm Management, PCLaw, PCLaw Help, Technical Issues.

    I recently read a blog by Craig Bayer on how to stop users from seeing their colleagues time entries in PcLaw. It’s very well explained so rather than me rehash it, you can read it here… Craig Bayer: How to stop Users from seeing another users time entries in PCLaw In my next entry, […]

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• PCLaw’s BillFlow Manager: Is it for your firm?

  Posted on March 31, 2010 by Greg Regan in Features, Law Firm Management.

    PCLaw’s new BillFlow Manager can help streamline the billing process. Prior to the introduction of the BillFlow Manager, standard practice was to print pre-bill, give this to the appropriate lawyeer to review and mark-up any changes, return this to the Billing department to effect the changes who would then issue the final invoice. In […]

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