[blindlaw] Solo Practitioners

[Charles Krugman]

As a free lance paralegal I work with many solo practitioners that hire me 
for specific projects or on a case by case basis. I have found that being 
blind that much of the firm management software leaves lots to be desired 
when it comes to accessibility. I haven't dealt with it in a few years but I 
don't recall anything that it is totally accessible with screen reading 
software. As far as interns go since much of what it sounds like you need is 
support services you may want to get interns from a paralegal studies 
program in your area as most well run paralegal studies programs require a 
certain number of hours be completed by their grads. hope this helps.
Chuck Krugman, MSW Paralegal
1237 P Street
Fresno ca 93721
559-266-9237

-----Original Message----- 
From: Tai Tomasi via blindlaw
Sent: Tuesday, September 29, 2015 12:28 PM
To: 'Blind Law Mailing List'
Cc: Tai Tomasi
Subject: [blindlaw] Solo Practitioners

Hello, all. I am applying for legal jobs all over the country and am
weighing the possibility of starting a solo practice. I would like to speak
with solo practitioners about their experiences with this. Particularly, I
am concerned about the accessibility of accounting and firm management
software. Starting out, I would need to do everything independently, as I
won't have the funds to hire an assistant. I have thought of seeking an
intern at a local law school to assist me at first. I need to know the
practical ins and outs of navigating these waters. Any input is appreciated.
Please email me at tai.tomasi8 at gmail.com or contact me off list at (515)
710-4402.

Thanks.

Tai
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