A solo attorney with a high-end, sophisticated intellectual property practice says, "I've had it with my obsolete equipment. I spend half my time on airplanes. I'm prepared to spend $10,000. Turn me into a mobile lawyer." Let's assume this lawyer has a state-of-the-art office system, based on Windows XP, and has one paralegal and an office manager. How can she get the most mobility for her money? Some of the best minds in legal tech weigh in.
March 30, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Q: A solo attorney, with a very high-end, sophisticated intellectual property practice, comes to you, and says, “I’ve had it with my obsolete equipment. I spend half my time on airplanes. I’m prepared to spend $10,000. Turn me into a mobile lawyer.”
Let’s assume this lawyer has a state-of-the-art office system, based on Windows XP, and has one paralegal and an office manager. How would you recommend she spend her money?
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