Originally published in the May 24, 2012 issue of SmallLaw: Time flies when you're busy at work, which makes it all the more difficult to accurately capture and bill. Maybe someday we can build a time machine and persuade Reginald Heber Smith not to invent the billable hour. Until then, the most promising technology is automatic or passive time capture. In this issue of SmallLaw, estate planning lawyer Chandra Lewnau reviews the new version of the most actively developed and well-known of these tools — Chrometa 2012. Chandra has become a senior product reviewer for SmallLaw because of her thoroughness. True to form, her review leave no feature unexplored. As an added bonus, below the review you'll find a response from Chrometa. Also, don't miss the SmallLaw Pick of the Week for advice on how solos and small law firms can compete against LegalZoom now that we have more insight from its recent IPO filing.
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