Real-time document collaboration can save time and show clients that you're spending their money wisely, writes attorney Brett Burney. It allows multiple people to simultaneously view and edit documents online and puts everyone "on the same page" at the same time. That's more efficient than the traditional method of e-mailing documents back and forth and it reduces the number of attachments on over-burdened e-mail servers. Burney discusses options for real-time collaboration like Google Docs.
June 08, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
When you need to collaborate on a document with someone, do you:
If you answered yes to any one of those options, then allow me to propose a more efficient alternative.
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