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Attorneys are often reluctant to invest even small amounts in the technology necessary to improve their practices -- but they should understand that the effective use of technology is often one of th
Despite judges' admonitions, some jurors surf the Internet to learn about the lawyers in a case. Should you keep that in mind when you design your firm's site? "If lawyers knew more about what jurors
The key to getting your firm's name out there is a solid Internet presence. That means more than just building a Web site. Your site has to be designed well but there's more -- clients have to be abl
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