Listen up, old fogies: tech is here to stay

Article Abstract:

Computer illiterate attorneys who think they can survive in the profession would do well to change their minds as the Information Superhighway has made increasing inroads. These include software to help with refinements in trial exhibits, the computer's help in drafting legal documents without the overhead of secretaries, search engines for legal research on the Internet and various legal Web sites. The imagination is the only limit in what will come next.

Legal services, Attorneys, Offices of Lawyers, Lawyers, Law offices, Legal information systems, Legal information services

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Growing pains of big legal sites part II: where do we go now?

Article Abstract:

Law school and commercial World Wide Web sites have become much more common, and choosing the best ones can be a challenge. As to law schools, users should pay attention to where and how the school obtains information, and how often the site is updated. Many schools have even started to offer specialized sites. As to commercial sites, LJExtra! and Counsel Connect merged in 1997 and are making their plans for the future.

Web sites (World Wide Web), Information services, Web sites, Law schools

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