New Year's resolutions are often broken before the end of January. Attorney and writer Ari Kaplan hopes lawyers who resolved to become more tech-savvy in 2007 are better promise-keepers than that. As e-discovery issues loom large, one analyst notes "2007 will have to become the year when lawyers embrace technology." Noting three highlights from 2006 -- the year of the blog, the podcast and MySpace for law firms -- Kaplan gives good reason to turn to technology. Then, think about that gym membership.
January 17, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
I woke up on New Year’s Day and saw a parade of people running down the street spending more time with their kids and eating less red meat, but didn’t see a soul this morning. Such is the life span of a New Year’s resolution.
I hope the case proves different for attorneys who resolved to become more tech-savvy in 2007.
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