Ask HN: Can you recommend a savvy patent attorney?

I'm on the hunt for a patent attorney who a) doesn't charge $850/hr, b) is tech savvy, c) is at home in google docs or even(!) git for pre-formatting changes. (I've just gone through a pretty painful experience which mostly consisted of lots of .docs being emailed back and forth, which was more than frustrating, and which seemed overall to have a deleterious effect on the quality of the end document.)