Social media grows - new survey show more acceptance of technology among lawyers
The results of an American Bar Association survey show more acceptance of technology among lawyers, says Catherine Sanders Reach
September 08, 2010 at 04:47 AM
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The results of an American Bar Association survey show more acceptance of technology among lawyers, says Catherine Sanders Reach
Each year the American Bar Association's (ABA) Legal Technology Resource Centre surveys ABA member lawyers in private practice about the technology in use at their firms. This year's poll was conducted from January to May. Electronic invitations were sent, generating 4,996 completed questionnaires. These are the results of the survey.
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