[blindlaw] Entering solo practice
Farber, Randy
rfarber at jw.com
Mon Oct 3 14:30:09 UTC 2011
Paul -
I work in a large law firm and started having visual problems after I started practicing law. However, I can let you know how I practice law. Please call me to discuss at 713-752-4241.
Randy
-----Original Message-----
From: blindlaw-bounces at nfbnet.org [mailto:blindlaw-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Paul Sullivan
Sent: Monday, October 03, 2011 9:10 AM
To: blindlaw at nfbnet.org
Subject: [blindlaw] Entering solo practice
Greetings,
I am a visually impaired attorney living in the Philadelphia metro area. I graduated law school and passed the bar in 2008, but due to the unfortunate economy, I've been unable to find a job in the legal field. For the last few years I've made a living as a working musician, all the while applying for what few jobs are out there.
Recently, a good friend decided to open his own practice, and he's invited me to work with him.
While the practice of law is intimidating enough for someone with limited experience post law school, I'm most concerned about what, if any, visual limitations I might encounter.
Right now, I use Jaws and can use a CCTV. However, using a CCTV for a large quantity of paperwork isn't very feasible for me.
I'm very curious if the attorneys on this list would be willing to share with me what types of problems they've encountered, especially in small firm or solo practice, where resources are limited. What, if any, technology should I be looking at and considering investing in?
Having worked as a musician for several years, I feel a bit behind the times in terms of technology. Any thoughts, especially as they relate to the practice of law would be greatly, greatly appreciated.
Best regards,
Paul Sullivan
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