A growing number of firms are hosting webinars -- presentations hosted by attorneys on the Internet that clients can access and watch from their own computers. Webinars are not new, but they are now popular among law firms to connect with clients and save time and money on travel.
March 02, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Web seminars are not a new phenomenon, but they are newly popular among law firms that want to connect with clients but don’t want to spend money on traveling.
A growing number of firms are hosting so-called “webinars” — presentations hosted by attorneys on the Internet that clients can log on to and watch from their own computers.
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