Law firms throughout California are bustling in tune with the season. Attorneys hunch over their computers with cheer, tallying collections for the end of the year. While others dash to a New Year's Eve bash, however, information technology directors will settle in to await their Y2K nemesis. Although law firms expect the new millennium to arrive without major system failures, they have put together contingency plans in case computers, electricity and phones shut down.
December 27, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
At the turn of the century, all through the region, law firms will be bustling, in tune with the season.
Attorneys will hunch over their computers with cheer, tallying collections for the end of the year. Information technology directors, suddenly famous, will settle in to await their Y2K nemesis. While others will dash to a New Year’s Eve bash.
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