Making a case for CaseMap; this software organizes facts for litigators - and you don't have to refold it

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Issues are discussed regarding CaseMap, issued by CaseSoft Inc, a software which organizes the issues, facts and documents of a case. The software is easy to set up, user-friendly and inexpensive. Improvements such as Web access and fields without character limits will appear in the next version.

Evaluation, Product/Service Evaluation, Product introduction, CaseSoft Inc., CaseMap (Legal case management software)

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Web worries of dot-com lawyers

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Issues regarding the management of legal web sites are discussed. Attorneys who learn to deal with the security problems and ethics concerns of such web sites can rest confident about putting their own sites up for use. Ethically required security can save a legal licenses, whereas commercially desirable security is mere merchandising. Methods such as encryption are discussed.

Management, Web sites (World Wide Web), Web sites, Electronic commerce, E-commerce

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Best wishes for the New Year; innovations that would make a difference in the way we practice

Article Abstract:

Two lawyers give a wish list of software developers should come up with for their offices. Included are the absence of continuous software upgrades, a totally wireless office, a Web browser that filters out advertisements, and an electronic outliner compatible with any program.

Innovations, Technology application, Law offices

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