E-mail, integral to today’s law firm practice, is unquestionably the single technology that has most transformed the practice of law in the past 35 years. What started out as an alternative to telephone communications has become ubiquitous and, coupled with the ability to send documents, totally revolutionized law firm practice.

E-mail has facilitated instant collaboration between and among lawyers across the globe. It is the glue that has fueled the creation of national and international law firms, expanding our practices to faraway locations.

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