Link: ProDoc Small Office Suite (SOS) Practice Management System. 
I have been living with the Billing features of ProDoc Small Office Suite for a month now, and, although it doesn't yet integrate with Amicus Attorney, it has greatly simplified my time and billing. I don't need a full accounting solution, as my solo practice is ably handled by my accountant. I hate accounting anyway. SOS keeps track of my time and billing, and I am transferring my trust accounting to it as well. While ProDoc is designed for Florida and Texas lawyers, with form sets for automated drafting, SOS would work for any small law office, and is especially well suited to solo practitioners. While I do my calendaring, contact management and case management in Amicus, SOS will also function well in those areas. It is simple to set up and use, and I think I am hooked.
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I am wondering if there are any Web 2.0 time & billing offerings available. Together with a Web 2.0 matter management system you now have key pieces your office management system hosted on the cloud. Web 2.0 is happening at a pace faster than I would have predicted. God, I love the Internets!
Posted by: Carlos Leyva | June 02, 2007 at 11:51 AM