Author! Author! Lawyer-written software is arriving at law firms

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New logic-based software programs simulate the attorney-client interview, posing a series of detailed questions as an attorney would in an interview with a client. Attorneys have written much of the software, with the goal of generating an intelligent first draft. As attorneys are resistant to change, getting the software into widespread use is the biggest problem. The RIA Group is marketing the programs, charging $1,900 annually, and this includes several updates which will incorporate changes in the law and user feedback.

Legal information systems, Legal information services

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The Web turns: global law sites sprout on the World Wide Web

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Many World Wide Web sites follow technology developments across the world. TechWeb is one of the best (www.techweb.com) The site even offers free e-mail news bulletins. Advertising law is one practice area which immediately raises international issues. Different countries have very different laws, especially concerning comparative product advertising, and a company mounting its Web site and wishing to advertise its products does not wish to face a foreign lawsuit. The Adlaw site (www.adlam.com) contains useful information.

Laws, regulations and rules, Tax reform, Web sites (World Wide Web), Web sites

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