With fewer than 10 percent of attorneys using Macs, Apple Computer has yet to seriously crack the legal market. In another hit to Apple, LexisNexis Martindale-Hubbell's updated Lawyer Locator doesn't work with Apple's Safari browser. Martindale's Joe Douress says making the site Safari-compatible would have delayed its launch by two months and, because its tracking stats indicate less than 1 percent of visitors use Safari, "it wasn't that hard of a decision." Critics dispute the 1 percent figure.
March 07, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Apple Computer may dominate the market for portable music players, but there’s one market it still hasn’t cracked: the lawyers. According to the most recent American Bar Association survey, the percentage of attorneys who use Apple computers has yet to break out of the single digits.
Now the Mac maker has taken another hit. In November, LexisNexis Martindale-Hubbell launched an enhanced version of Lawyer Locator, its online legal directory, that doesn’t work with Safari, Apple’s Web browser.
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