We believe Deacons is the most technologically advanced law firm in Hong Kong. Many of the firms'
clients have already been using Deacons Direct extranets (personalised private websites) for several years. The extranets are accessible through the Internet and do not require clients to acquire any additional hardware or software.
Deacons Direct extranets provide free and instant access to case statuses, documents and even financial information such as unbilled time and outstanding bills. Deacons
Direct extranets provide personalised and immediate access to your cases and financial information. The information is updated at least once a day.
Facilities
Deacons Direct extranets provide a personalised home page which is a gateway to:-
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case statuses
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contact details and professional profiles of Deacons'
staff working on your files
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electronic
"virtual files" and access to documents
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bill payment statuses
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deadlines
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printouts of case details
Versatility
Deacons Direct extranets can be accessed from any computer with an Internet connection 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Security
Security and privacy are essential when accessing sensitive information on-line. Deacons Extranet uses the latest 128-bit technology to keep your information confidential from others :-
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Latest end-to-end encryption technology ensures security for all information and documents.
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Last log-in date and time will be displayed on your personal home page for peace of mind.
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Client authentication process requires users to enter a password (which will change regularly) before receiving authorisation to access the Extranet.
System Requirements
All you need is a computer running Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP with Netscape Communicator 4.6 or above or Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or above or Netscape Navigator 4.06 or above.
Registration
Clients who wish to register for a Deacons Direct extranet should click here for on-line registration or contact us by e-mail at
hongkong@deacons.com.hk.
Alternatively, Corporate Services clients should click here.
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