Several months ago, the Greedy Associates Atlanta Web message board was plastered with rumors and reports about surging salaries for new lawyers. But an anonymous posting on the board crippled the site. The message warned users that firms could monitor their Internet and e-mail moves via software called NetTracker. Within hours, the number of postings dropped from about 30 each day to single digits.
April 24, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Several months ago, the Greedy Associates Atlanta Web message board was plastered with rumors and reports about surging salaries and bonuses for new lawyers at area firms.
A few weeks later, a posting on the Greedy Associates Atlanta Web message board appeared to cripple this site dedicated to salary information swaps, complaining and law firm gossip.
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