One of VLOTech’s clients, Cassie Craze, was quoted in the publication, stating “[y]ou’re not working fewer hours than a traditional practice, but at least you can do it on your own schedule….We hear from people who are unhappy with how a traditional law firm operates and its high fees. They can’t afford their lawyer anymore. Some people may just need a question answered or a document drafted. My fees are half, if not lower, than a traditional law office.”

Since the publication of the article, VLOTech has been approached by a number of Canadian legal professionals interested in learning more about the web-based, virtual law office software.

Attorney and author Michael Tonsing writes,

It seems to me that the idea [of a virtual law office] will be an attractive one for many practitioners, especially those with a wanderlust, because VLOTech will allow their offices to exist anywhere they can gain access to the Internet – from their desktop or laptop computer or from a mobile device. The online software itself serves as an attorney’s virtual law office, handling administrative and management tasks as well as communication with the client. And, of course, a VLO Web site is open to prospective clients 24/7, enabling it so serve as a form of ongoing client development and revenue generation.

The Federal Lawyer is not published online or we would happily provide a link to the article.