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Using Technology in Law Practice

I have had an opportunity to discuss the use of technology in law practices with many people at the ABA Techshow in Chicago over the past several days.  I think the general consensus is that lawyers who refuse to come into the 21st century are in denial because using technology to simplify the law practice and advance the plight of our clients is here to stay.  You would think that everyone here is already ahead of the game but I was suprised to find out that many attendees are looking for the best way to implement technology in their individual practice.  When I look at my personal experience with technology in my office and my move to a paperLESS office concept 3 years ago I can definitely see an advantage.

ABA Techshow

I'm here in Chicago at the ABA Techshow and Matt Homann and Larry Bodine are discussing Blogging.  They suggested Typepad.com because of it's ease of use so I decided to give it a shot.  So far it's taken me about 30 minutes to get to the stage where I can write my first post. I hope to post about important legal issues facing consumers and injury victims and other interesting non-law related topics.  This Blog is not intended to create an attorney/client relationship and you should not rely upon is as a source for legal advice because the laws of every jurisdiction are different and your case is unique.  Alabama Stete Bar Association rules require the following disclaimer "no representation is made that the quality of legal services to be provided is greater than the quality of legal services offered by other lawyers in the community"