TimeNet Law for Mac

My firm with 6+ timekeepers uses TimeNet Law and I have been well pleased with this system. Timekeeping for lawyers is challenging in and of itself, much less on a mac platform. The developer is extremely responsive and has been very helpful with any transition issues any of my users have had. I highly recommend this software.

We were looking and looking and looking, so I was thrilled when I came across this software. It has quickly become an intricate part of our firm. The organization and billing our powerful and simple to set up, keeping track of funds and past due balances is automatic and the networking works very well. The only thing I think this software is missing is a reporting option, and the ability to import/export data into other programs. Once these two things are added I think this software will be unbeatable. There's nothing else like it out there, and this is definitely the best replacement for Timeslips I've found yet for mac.

I've made a HUGE mistake sending any money to this "company". The software is very shoddy (not just this product, but also Master of my Domain -- do not buy either) and the support is completely lacking. 1. Trial version will show you nothing, encouraging you to buy before you've had the chance to adequately decide if it is worth it. 2. Serial number takes about a WEEK to arrive. 3. Support emails will mostly go ignored, deny you have any sort of problem (even if it is crashing consistently). 4. Any attempts to resolve, including, but not limited to, requesting a refund will similarly go ignored. Customer service is about as good as the quality of programming and technical support: NIL! Unfortunately, I really have thrown my money away. I'm left with a piece of garbage that will not run, and a hole in my bank account where my money once was. I tried to resolve the dispute with PayPal and with the developer. A refund is not given, nor were my issues even addressed. I really hope that this will help someone out there before they decide to drop any money on it. One more thing: I think they're a scam. The trial version is so badly limited, that you feel almost required to buy, just to TRY it. Once you buy, it takes eons to receive a serial number. Only then do you discover that it crashes incessantly making it completely unusable. Support is a joke. Learn from my mistake!!

TimeNet Law is AWESOME! I bought four copies for my firm about a month ago and have been working with the developer to fix a few bugs. This is truly a great solution. I'm thrilled to say goodbye to Timeslips and say hello to OS X! Check this out, you won't regret it.

Ridiculously overpriced! And people complain about lawyers' fees... This software is not sufficient to run your practice, so you will have to buy another application which will duplicate most of TimeNet Law's functions. If you are a Mac-Addict lawyer, my suggestion is LawStream (http://www.lawstream.com). It costs more, but it integrates all of your docketing, accounting and file management into one suite. The only upside to TimeNet Law is that it has a nice time-tracking interface. But if that is what you want/need, try OfficeTime or even just the regular TimeNet. Basically they offer the same functions at a fraction of the cost.