Thoughts on construction law from Christopher G. Hill, Virginia construction lawyer, LEED AP, mediator, and member of the Virginia Legal Elite in Construction Law

Guest Post at ALPS411

Thanks to the folks over at ALPS for their kind invitation to post at their great ALPS411 blog.  I highly recommend it for some great tips on everything from solo practice to risk management and client relations.

In my recent post, I shared my thoughts on a solo construction practice and my use of the cloud over the past year and a half.  Here’s an excerpt,

When I went out on my own on July 1, 2010, I embraced the lawyer mobility available through cloud based tools. I am the entire staff of my law firm, so I needed to streamline and go paperless (to the extent possible in legal practice) to keep my practice manageable. I signed up for Clio, hooked my trusty laptop to the internet, later purchased a ScanSnap scanner, bought a Blackberry Playbook (yes, I’m still using a Blackberry), and charged forward. While the scanner is not in the cloud, it keeps my paper to my goal of a two drawer file cabinet.

Again, if you decide to read the whole post, I also recommend that you stay for a while and check out the other posts and articles at ALPS411.

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