Status checks plus details on the March ABA techshow

Article Abstract:

Computer technology is increasingly important to solo and small practices competing with larger ones, but the pace of development keeps leading-edge technologies within their reach. The state of the art for law offices is explored, with an emphasis on what provides better service to clients and actually speeds up work processes. Software and communications are especially vital, but hardware, research, and litigation applications are also discussed. The ABA's Law Practice Mgmt Section sponsors TECHSHOW Mar 21-23.

Evaluation

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Techshow 95 (A.B.A.'s ninth annual technology exhibit and seminar)

Article Abstract:

The ABA's Techshow 95 will take place in Chicago from March 30 to April 1, 1995. Since lawyers have grown more computer-literate, the focus of the show will be on leveraging integrated approaches to find solutions to problems. Six lawyers with computer experience in their practices share some of their discoveries relating to document assembly, time management, research on the Internet and moving towards a paperless office.

Conferences, meetings and seminars

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Out-of-office experiences; from communicating with clients to locating experts worldwide, lawyers are finding the Internet can help boost their hometown practices

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Lawyers throughout the US are finding that the Internet has many uses in their practices including locating experts around the world, intra-office or outside-the-office communication, marketing, legal research and staying current on daily government and business developments. Several lawyers give personal narratives about how use of the Internet has helped their practices.

Usage, Internet

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