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When the friendly skies turned hostile last fall, it seemed a safe bet that lawyers would put their luggage aside and look for travel-free ways to depose witnesses, close deals and meet with clients. One answer was videoconferencing. Did it take off? In a word, no. While most law firms are using videoconferencing internally, lawyers still find it too clunky to use for most meat-and-potatoes billable work.
May 22, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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