Technology in the Law Office
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| Rating | : | 4.49 (690 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0132352885 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 360 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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From the Back CoverTechnology in the Law Office, 2ebuilds a strong foundation in technology concepts, applications and vocabulary so students are prepared to work effectively in today's law office. With a focus on self-reliance, it helps students develop a hands-on understanding of the most popular legal software programs, including AbacusLaw, Tabs3, SmartDrawLegal, LexisNexis CaseMap and TimeMap, and Sanction II. This new edition includes an early chapter on ethics and two chapters devoted to electronic discovery. This edition includes new case studies and more references to Microsoft Office applications, making it an outstanding reference for those studying and working in the legal field.Paralegals and attorneys as well as information technologists working in the legal community
"arrived on time. its a textbook, what more" according to william lee. arrived on time. its a textbook, what more can I say? except I dont think I opened the book a single time for the semester, but that is because the professor did not make lesson plans from the text. Could Be Better I had to get this book for a Computer Applications for Law class in my paralegal program. Already being technologically savvy, I really didn't need to take this course, but being how it counts towards one of the ten courses needed to get my certificate, I decided t. Meh If it's required for a class, get it. Otherwise, don't bother. I'm only Meh If it's required for a class, get it. Otherwise, don't bother. Lemissa Snufaluph I'm only 4 chapters in, but I've already seen several typographical and factual errors. Not big things that make the text unreadable or that would make you look like an idiot when you go to work in a law firm, but little things. For example, the author says USB sta. chapters in, but I've already seen several typographical and factual errors. Not big things that make the text unreadable or that would make you look like an idiot when you go to work in a law firm, but little things. For example, the author says USB sta
With a focus on self-reliance, it helps students develop a hands-on understanding of the most popular legal software programs, including AbacusLaw, Tabs3, SmartDrawLegal, LexisNexis CaseMap and TimeMap, and Sanction II. This edition includes new case studies and more references to Microsoft Office applications, making it an outstanding reference for those studying and working in the legal field.. Technology in the Law Office, 2e builds a strong foundation in technology concepts, applications and vocabulary so students are prepared to work effectively in today’s law office. This new edition includes an early chapter on ethics and two chapters devoted to electronic discovery