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In This Issue: March 2009 / Cover Story
LEGALTECH NEW YORK
No Excuses
Lawyers can no longer plead tech incompetence.
Up Front
Features
Departments
WEB WATCH: Let Twitter Sing
So much from so little — you can work wonders with 140 characters.
TECH TURBULENCE: Time for a Tune-Up
The economic crisis may provide opportunities to refresh your attorneys' tech skills.
TEST DRIVE: Choose Carefully
When buying a cellphone or PDA, first consider how you will use it.
IT @ STEPTOE & JOHNSON: Automate Authorities
Software helps litigators create fast, accurate Tables of Authorities
GREEN LAW: Visiting with Ed
Gardere brings star power to energize otherwise-routine networking event.
BALL IN YOUR COURT: The Multipass Erasure Myth
It really is possible to wipe clean your hard drive, without zombies coming after you.
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E-Discovery & Compliance
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Litigation Support
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Research & Libraries
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