In his July 24 column, Samuel C. Stretton continues to espouse his theory that the use of technology by lawyers is expensive, difficult and decreases efficiency. Unfortunately, Stretton's opinion demonstrates a complete lack of understanding about the types of technology available to attorneys and the many ways in which their use not only improves efficiency, but also reduces costs while allowing lawyers to provide better services to clients.
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Guest Commentary
Technology Improves Efficiency While Reducing Cost
The Legal Intelligencer
August 7, 2012
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