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Alerting the public about a fire, hurricane or traffic accident on Twitter is an unlawful tweet. So claims a target="new" href="http://www.te
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Two of the most important qualities of any successful paralegal are the ability to organize and ability to anticipate. Whether a small claims case or a complex litigation matter, the importance of
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Today's lawyers—and clients—have no tolerance for computing downtime. They expect recovery time to be measured in minutes, not days. Clients insist on knowing how your firm will
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We confess: Interpreting the results of this year's survey of law firm technology departments -- our fifteenth -- was a somewhat maddening task. On one hand, it was easy to take a glass-half-full v
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