Can a website make you a smarter litigator? Can cloud computing help you manage your law practice more effectively? The developers of four new websites believe they can answer these questions and more. Attorney Robert Ambrogi delivers brief introductions to these four sites.
January 31, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legaltech News
Can a website make you a smarter litigator? Can cloud computing help you manage your law practice more effectively? Can the collective wisdom of the crowd help streamline patent reviews? Can a website help spread pro bono services throughout the world?
Do I have answers to these questions? No. But the developers of four new websites believe they do. Here are brief introductions to these four sites.
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