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Online bidding for legal work may raise old school eyebrows, but it's no longer shocking, and many solo lawyers and small firms see the practice as a good way to attract clients. But, like so many other Internet ventures, the economic details are still being worked out. From targeting geographical and practice area markets to selling "online written opinions," legal service Web sites are figuring out how to pay the check.
October 24, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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