Time/billing systems just a browser away; web-based service providers give smaller firms access to sophisticated time-and-billing software they can't usually afford

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Hosted time-and-billing applications are described, which offer a low-cost way for smaller firms to manage matters online. Functions they can perform include tracking time and expenses, producing invoices, and managing accounts receivable. Because these applications are completely Web-based, the software resides with the probider, not the user, and other advantages are also discussed.

Evaluation, Law offices

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Hottest legal tech is now Web-based; start-ups are putting up dozens of sites that offer software for tasks such as billing, litigation management, research

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The availability of various legal technology products via the World Wide Web is discussed, and a selection of Web sites offering such products is listed. All the Web-based products are based on being application service providers, and tips for evaluating providers are given.

Research, Legal research

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Surf's up: guide to the best Web sites for lawyers; NLJ offers a listing by category of helpful locations on the Net for a variety of practice areas

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A directory of useful Web sites for lawyers, divided by broad subject areas, is given.

Electronic computers, Electronic Computer Manufacturing, Legal Info Systems, Legal information systems, Legal information services, Computer applications

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