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Sunday, April 17, 2005

Tips for Working with the HotDocs Markup Tool


In working on the CIC exam for HotDocs, I took the opportunity to master the HotDocs Markup Tool and HotDocs Template Generator.  In this article, I examine some tips on how to use the tool to the best advantage.

Posted by Seth

Saturday, April 16, 2005

Knowledge Hierarchies


This blog evaluates hierarchical knowledge systems from searchable knowledge systems.  As Yahoo is to Google, Westlaw is to Lexis, Blogger is to ExpressionBuilder.  ... unstructured information can be useful, but the extra effort to add structure make the information even more useful.

Posted by Seth

Friday, April 15, 2005

Plain English Document Assembly


Special Feature by Rose Rowland, Basha System LLC on plain english, manuals, and verbal brutality towards Basha staff

Posted by Rose

Thursday, April 14, 2005

An Interview with the DocGuru (by himself)


No one was calling me for juicy quotes. Some of you have started visiting the blog. I was getting tired of the lack of interaction in a blog (too much lecturing). So I thought I would do something fun, I would interview myself.


Related Link: the guru's document assembly page
Posted by Seth

Lawn Maintenance and Spring Cleaning (document assembly revisited)


The key to a successful implementation of document assembly is an intelligent markup. The key to an intelligent markup is a solid understanding of the subject matter which is being marked up; as well as an awareness of what “can be done” with document assembly.

Posted by Seth

Friday, April 08, 2005

Taking Case Management to the Next Level


Case Management is more than just a “piece of software” like a word processor; it is meant to be integral to the way you practice your trade.  A well designed system is like a good Porche - zero to 100 in ten seconds flat.

Posted by Seth

Thursday, April 07, 2005

Is HELP text necessary?


A well designed document assembly system NEEDS NO HELP text. Each prompt is group logically and clear.  It states its purpose and can be understood by users.  Why would anyone ever need help text?

Posted by Seth

Law Practice Management-The Business Plan


Practice management is different from case management; any good business plan should include a strategy for processing leads

Posted by Seth

Wednesday, April 06, 2005

What does “integrated” mean?


A good lawyer defines his/her terms, hence a technology expert should define the term “integration” and the levels thereof.

Posted by Seth

Tuesday, April 05, 2005

Do what I say … not what I do


Document assembly anecdotes anyone?

Posted by Seth

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