In the February Newsletter:
• ABA’s 2009 James I. Keane Memorial Award for Excellence in eLawyering Awarded to a VLOTech VLO
• Announcing three new VLOs launched in North Carolina and Pennsylvania
• New software product features and updates, including trust accounting and IOLTA compliance
Monthly Archives: February 2009
VLOTech February Newsletter
February 25, 2009
Innovative Pennsylvania Law Practice Uses VLOTech to Work With Legal Professionals Online
February 18, 2009
VLOTech is pleased to announce the opening of Spencer Fiduciary Services, LLC, an innovative virtual law practice that provides trust and estate services to solo practitioners, trust and estate practice groups and financial institutions who may require the experienced tax counsel provided by the practice.
Client Testimonial: Maryland Family Law Firm VLO
February 11, 2009
Virtual Law Office Technology, LLC, is the best thing to come along the pike for law practice, especially solo or small law offices since the invention of the computer. No, wait, it’s the best thing since the invention of the typewriter with erasable tape!
My VLO is easy to use, even for someone right on the [...]
Rice Law, PLLC Launches North Carolina Virtual Law Practice
February 9, 2009
VLOTech is pleased to announce that Rice Law, PLLC has opened a virtual law office (VLO) to provide online North Carolina family and education law unbundled legal services in addition to its full-service law firm based in Wilmington, North Carolina.
Rice Law, PLLC provides family and education law services and represents clients in North Carolina [...]
IOLTA and Trust Accounting Compliance Features Added to the VLOTech Product
February 1, 2009
In continuing to uphold high standards in virtual law practice, VLOTech has released improved payment options and processes for our software that assist attorneys delivering legal service online in following their state bar rules and regulations for law practice management.
This product update includes changes to retainer, invoice and payment processing in order to allow tighter [...]