Some just don't do Windows

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Macintosh computers have a relatively small but uniquely devoted following among lawyers. Many experts consider the profession relatively technophobic, and say Apple's Macintosh computers are easier to use, especially for those averse to arcane commands. Mac users say the Macintosh gets more use because of that, and cite further benefits. Networking Macs and adding peripherals is easy, they say, ultimately lowering support costs; software has higher average quality; and Macs support excellent multimedia applications.

Electronic computers, Microcomputers, Usage, Appreciation, AAPL, Apple Inc.

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Share the pain, share the gain

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Alternative billing arrangements that link lawyers' fortunes to clients' success are gaining converts, especially as more general counsel warm to the idea. Many experts criticize the traditional billing method that implicitly rewards inefficiency, pitting the lawyer's interests against the client's. In addition to tying rewards to success, incentive billing can be more profitable than the alternative, say some practitioners. A few note that corporate counsel may be reluctant, as they get little credit for savings.

Incentives (Business)

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Overcoming the billing bugaboo: a timely approach to charging clients can enhance revenue, reputation

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Prompt billing and clear communications with clients are vital to any law practice and computers make new improvements on those elements possible. Litigation firm Bullivant, Houser, Bailey, Pendergrass and Hoffman lets clients call up electronically to check the computer records for their bills as they accumulate. When bills go out, timeliness is far more important than perfect appearance in actually receiving payment.

Services, Costs (Law), Legal fees, Bullivant, Houser, Bailey, Pendergrass and Hoffman

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