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Don't look for the fax machine in Michael Day's law office. Six months ago, the Connecticut solo decided to go "paperless," or as close as he can get to it. The loading of paper, changing of toner cartridges and searches of filing cabinets are all just bad memories now. In their place: PDF files and computer storage and retrieval. The trend seems to be catching on, as more solos and small firm attorneys realize that trading hard copies for high-tech may be one of the best ways to compete with the big boys.
June 30, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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