Electronic messaging has eliminated the need for piles of files strewn about the office, but it's just as easy to let email reminders go unheeded, leading to malpractice claims, according to the authors.
August 19, 2014 at 11:52 AM
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Email has completely transformed the practice of law. Now, electronic communication is instantaneous, continuous and ubiquitous.
It is difficult to even compare today’s law practice with that of just a few years ago. Basically, computers and technology have changed every aspect of the modern law practice.
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