| ABA Journal 1996 David Hirsch |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Fast-forwarding office procedures; a surprising gadget can ehlp with billing, computer input and more. | Law | David Beckman, David Hirsch |
| File it under EZ2remember; adherence to naming convention can avoid document retrieval problems. | Law | David Beckman, David Hirsch |
| Internet: who needs it? Law office managers must set policy for online access and limitations. | Law | David Beckman, David Hirsch |
| Paying the price for information; legal publishers need to adjust cost structures to entice lawyers to buy. | Law | David Beckman, David Hirsch |
| Playing the name game; choose an e-mail address that is descriptive and easily remembered. | Law | David Beckman, David Hirsch |
| Powering up old courthouses; electronic hearings can be conducted while local community is served. | Law | David Beckman, David Hirsch |
| Rules of the road; legal ethics may be speed bumps on the Internet superhighway. | Law | David Beckman, David Hirsch |
| The 24-hour law office; a Web site can be a convenient, vital link between lawyers and clients. | Law | David Beckman, David Hirsch |
| The right stuff for building practices: innovative legal applications, groupware show lots of promise. | Law | David Beckman, David Hirsch |
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