Comments for The Inspired Solo http://www.theinspiredsolo.com Fri, 18 Nov 2011 19:06:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Two Time Management Systems For Solo Lawyers by Joseph Flanders http://www.theinspiredsolo.com/two-time-management-systems-for-solo-lawyers/#comment-2038 Joseph Flanders Fri, 18 Nov 2011 19:06:00 +0000 http://www.theinspiredsolo.com/?p=1884#comment-2038 Great post.  I'll be checking out your suggestions.  I am focused on efficiency on an every day basis.  I think I am doing a good job, but this post gave some things to think about.  Thanks. Great post.  I’ll be checking out your suggestions.  I am focused on efficiency on an every day basis.  I think I am doing a good job, but this post gave some things to think about.  Thanks.

]]> Comment on 9 Productivity Tips For Lawyers Who Use Evernote by David Ward http://www.theinspiredsolo.com/evernote-for-lawyers-productivity-tips/#comment-2035 David Ward Mon, 22 Aug 2011 00:33:00 +0000 http://www.theinspiredsolo.com/?p=1895#comment-2035 More and more attorneys are discovering EN. I love and use it every day and I keep finding new ways to use it: taking notes, capturing data (photos, web clips, audio), drafting documents, storing reference material, planning projects, managing tasks and my work flow. I now use it as a tickler system by pasting the new "note links" into my calendar. I just posted on how I use Evernote on my blog: http://www.attorneymarketing.com/2011/07/21/evernote-helps-lawyers-get-organized-and-get-things-done/ Thanks, Jay. David Ward More and more attorneys are discovering EN. I love and use it every day and I keep finding new ways to use it: taking notes, capturing data (photos, web clips, audio), drafting documents, storing reference material, planning projects, managing tasks and my work flow. I now use it as a tickler system by pasting the new “note links” into my calendar.
I just posted on how I use Evernote on my blog: http://www.attorneymarketing.com/2011/07/21/evernote-helps-lawyers-get-organized-and-get-things-done/
Thanks, Jay.

David Ward

]]> Comment on 9 Productivity Tips For Lawyers Who Use Evernote by Joann Hnat http://www.theinspiredsolo.com/evernote-for-lawyers-productivity-tips/#comment-2030 Joann Hnat Thu, 02 Jun 2011 19:22:00 +0000 http://www.theinspiredsolo.com/?p=1895#comment-2030 I'm a criminal defense lawyer, in court all the time and needing to keep track of several clients' business each day. I use Evernote on my iPhone, in conjunction with Dragon Dictation. (Hey, Evernote, why isn't Dragon Dictation in your trunk?) Anyway, I'll talk to a client, dictate a quick message that Dragon transcribes, then copy it to Evernote. Voila! Contemporaneous client notes. If the note is talking about something that I need to do, I tag it "to do," as well as "clients" and "print me!". Love it! I’m a criminal defense lawyer, in court all the time and needing to keep track of several clients’ business each day. I use Evernote on my iPhone, in conjunction with Dragon Dictation. (Hey, Evernote, why isn’t Dragon Dictation in your trunk?) Anyway, I’ll talk to a client, dictate a quick message that Dragon transcribes, then copy it to Evernote. Voila! Contemporaneous client notes. If the note is talking about something that I need to do, I tag it “to do,” as well as “clients” and “print me!”. Love it!

]]> Comment on Lawyer And The Laundry – 7 Productivity Tips by Cleaner Enfield http://www.theinspiredsolo.com/lawyer-laundry-productivity/#comment-2028 Cleaner Enfield Wed, 11 May 2011 13:00:00 +0000 http://www.theinspiredsolo.com/?p=1832#comment-2028 Your wife is probably very happy that you love to do the laundry. Unlike you, though, I hate it. I hate when my wife asks me to do it, but I might take advantage of your tips the next time she does. Regards! Your wife is probably very happy that you love to do the laundry. Unlike you, though, I hate it. I hate when my wife asks me to do it, but I might take advantage of your tips the next time she does.

Regards!

]]> Comment on 9 Productivity Tips For Lawyers Who Use Evernote by Ronald Toledo http://www.theinspiredsolo.com/evernote-for-lawyers-productivity-tips/#comment-2026 Ronald Toledo Thu, 05 May 2011 22:05:00 +0000 http://www.theinspiredsolo.com/?p=1895#comment-2026 Hi Jay, this is Ron from Evernote. Thanks so much for putting together this blog post and showing the ways that you are using Evernote. We really appreciate you sharing this with your readers. It's great to hear how Evernote is being used for someone in the legal field. Thanks again, let me know if you have any questions or feedback. Hi Jay, this is Ron from Evernote. Thanks so much for putting together this blog post and showing the ways that you are using Evernote. We really appreciate you sharing this with your readers. It’s great to hear how Evernote is being used for someone in the legal field. Thanks again, let me know if you have any questions or feedback.

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]]> Comment on Lawyer And The Laundry – 7 Productivity Tips by Alex Caster http://www.theinspiredsolo.com/lawyer-laundry-productivity/#comment-2024 Alex Caster Mon, 04 Apr 2011 08:36:00 +0000 http://www.theinspiredsolo.com/?p=1832#comment-2024 Planning ahead before doing the laundry saves time. Preparing hangers will be useful for those who don't like folding clothes. Sorting clothes will also save a lot of time. Having a well-prepared laundry equipment sets things right, it wouldn't hurt to try this. Planning ahead before doing the laundry saves time. Preparing hangers will be useful for those who don’t like folding clothes. Sorting clothes will also save a lot of time. Having a well-prepared laundry equipment sets things right, it wouldn’t hurt to try this.

]]> Comment on 9 Productivity Tips For Lawyers Who Use Evernote by Paul C. Easton http://www.theinspiredsolo.com/evernote-for-lawyers-productivity-tips/#comment-2023 Paul C. Easton Mon, 04 Apr 2011 07:37:00 +0000 http://www.theinspiredsolo.com/?p=1895#comment-2023 Great article. I started using Evernote after Google discontinued Google Notes and I've never turned back. It is one of the few applications I use throughout the day, everyday, for both work and personal uses. One often overlooked and powerful feature is the mobile app's ability to capture the GPS coordinates for the location you are at when making a note, taking dictation, or taking a snapshot. This has proven helpful not only to remember where I've parked, but it has also come in handy when looking at note for which I've forgotten the context in which it was taken. The handwriting recognition is another feature that sold me on the service. I will write client and project codes at the top of each sheet of paper when taking handwritten notes and take a snapshot of the page and toss the paper. Search for the codes will pull up all the handwritten notes for that client/project. I also use Evernote mobile to take snapshots of white boards during meetings. It can usually OCR enough text that I can pull up the image in a search. The only downside of Evernote is it has removed my need for Moleskine notebooks. I miss them. Great article. I started using Evernote after Google discontinued Google Notes and I’ve never turned back. It is one of the few applications I use throughout the day, everyday, for both work and personal uses. One often overlooked and powerful feature is the mobile app’s ability to capture the GPS coordinates for the location you are at when making a note, taking dictation, or taking a snapshot. This has proven helpful not only to remember where I’ve parked, but it has also come in handy when looking at note for which I’ve forgotten the context in which it was taken.

The handwriting recognition is another feature that sold me on the service. I will write client and project codes at the top of each sheet of paper when taking handwritten notes and take a snapshot of the page and toss the paper. Search for the codes will pull up all the handwritten notes for that client/project. I also use Evernote mobile to take snapshots of white boards during meetings. It can usually OCR enough text that I can pull up the image in a search.

The only downside of Evernote is it has removed my need for Moleskine notebooks. I miss them.

]]> Comment on 9 Productivity Tips For Lawyers Who Use Evernote by J. Williamson-Page http://www.theinspiredsolo.com/evernote-for-lawyers-productivity-tips/#comment-2021 J. Williamson-Page Sat, 02 Apr 2011 17:36:00 +0000 http://www.theinspiredsolo.com/?p=1895#comment-2021 Thank you for this - I've been using evernote casually for a few years, mostly as a not-very-organized repository (because who has time to organize anything). I'm trying to "get things done" now, and your suggestions are VERY helpful. Thank you for this – I’ve been using evernote casually for a few years, mostly as a not-very-organized repository (because who has time to organize anything). I’m trying to “get things done” now, and your suggestions are VERY helpful.

]]> Comment on Website Review: Bergel Magence LLP – Personal Injury Lawyers by Injuries board ireland http://www.theinspiredsolo.com/website-review-bergel-magence-llp-personal-injury-lawyers/#comment-2020 Injuries board ireland Sat, 02 Apr 2011 05:50:00 +0000 http://theinspiredsolo.com/website-reviews/website-review-bergel-magence-llp-personal-injury-lawyers#comment-2020 The Injuries Board of Ireland was established in 2004 to speed up the time it takes to finalise claims for compensation, and to reduce the costs involved in administering them. In some respects, the Injuries Board has been a success, for example by bringing down the length of time some personal injury claims take to process from 36 months to just 7 months. The Injuries Board of Ireland was established in 2004 to speed up the time it takes to finalise claims for compensation, and to reduce the costs involved in administering them. In some respects, the Injuries Board has been a success, for example by bringing down the length of time some personal injury claims take to process from 36 months to just 7 months.

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