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Sophisticated technology-based courtroom presentations can play an important part in trial advocacy, augmenting fundamental themes and witness' testimony. Two courtroom presentation experts and a litigator, who are Ann Zdansky and Tracy Thoman, and Tim Perry, respectively, debate the benefits of presentations. For example, Thoman points out that research resulyts indicate that visually presented information is up to 650 times as effective as oral argument alone. Moreover, using computers in trials emphasizes organization and clarity, delivering an image of confidence and strength.

Telecommunications systems, Technology overview, Law offices

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Law Office Computing's 1999 best law office Web sites

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McGuire, Woods, Battle & Boothe LLP is selected as Law Office Computing's 1999 Best Web Site winner in the Large Firm category, and VanNess Feldman wins in the Small Firm category. The former's site is characterized as 'professional looking,' with outstanding graphics and a good overall structure. Everything is easily accessible, and there is a good search engine. On the negative side, the site's homepage menu is somewhat busy and could be simplified.

Achievements and awards, Company Web site/Web page, Web sites (World Wide Web), Web sites, Law firms, McGuire, Woods, Battle and Boothe, VanNess Feldman

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A staff away from the office

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The details of the rising popularity gained by the International Virtual Assistants Association (IVAA) among attorneys, with membership more than 600 are discussed. IVAA offers a certification program that covers the basics of software programs and helps in sending legal work to virtual assistants.

Attorneys, Personnel administration, Lawyers, Membership, Training

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