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Interesting, and definitely something I might have paid for when practicing. Too many 1am nights cleaning up my billing... But are you sending data outside my
by pkilgore 3y ago
Interesting, and definitely something I might have paid for when practicing. Too many 1am nights cleaning up my billing...
But are you sending data outside my machine for processing? Some asshole is going to argue I waived privilege. We all know that's bullshit but convincing my firm to pay for this without very specific words in the contract around your access rights to the data would make this a non-starter. And that seems to vary state to state.
Good luck! Great use of an LLM.
- Kenel 3y agoHaha sounds like you've really felt the pain of timekeeping. This is definitely one of the first questions firms ask. The system is cloud-based so our agreements look very similar to those of other cloud-based practice management solutions which many firms currently have in place.
- mike_d 3y agoPractice management software doesn't analyze the content of communications. You should really talk to a lawyer. ;)
- Kenel 3y agoHaha true. Of course, our agreements are a bit different but practice management systems often index and process client materials.
- polonbike 3y agoSounds like you're trying to dodge the question a bit here, but this is a real yes or no question, that I will rephrase: Is my data sent to any unidentified partner that is not listed explicitly on the contract ? I understand that, as a cloud based solution, it is sent outside my network, but can you guarantee (and write down) that no other third party will have any access to it, even partially ? If you can not answer with a firm YES here, and have to lawyer wriggle out your answer, then this is a non starter. Edit: formatting