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Subject(s)

• Law offices—United States—Automation [Browse]

Related name

• Braeman, Kathryn M. [Browse]
• Shellenberger, Fran [Browse]
• Conroy, Robert J. [Browse]
• American Bar Association. Section of Law Practice Management [Browse]

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Contents

• Introduction: the information edge / Fran Shellenberger, Kathryn M. Braeman
• Integrating computers into your practice will make you a better lawyer / Robert B. McCaw
• Legislative lawyering on-line / Donald Elisburg
• Creating opportunities to automate the corporate law department / Theodore L. Banks
• Public advocates need computers / William R. Fry
• The government lawyer's powerful tool / Ira Sandron
• Computer assistance for the lawyer with disabilities / David R. Burch, Christopher Simoni
• The U.S. Supreme court: justices on-line / James R. Donovan
• State and other courts on-line / ed. by Ira Sandron
• Hands-on thinking and arganizing with an outline processor / James A. Eidelman
• Software for organizing your desk (and your life and work) / Albert P. Moses
• Elephant rifle or flyswatter? how to choose the database program you need / James A. Eidelman
• Litigation support / Clifford F. Schnier.
• Litigation modeling / Guy M. Bennett
• Document assembly programs and systems / Rees W. Morrison, G. Wynn Smith, Jr.
• Spreadsheets for lawyers / Vincent F. Lackner, Jr.
• When and why lawyers should type / Fran Shellenberger
• Electronic mail made easy / Ernest A. Schaal
• Equal access to information through outside databases / Judith Meadows
• How to design a query for legal research / Judith Meadows
• Legal and law-related databases / Judith Meadows.
• Automation strategies for case management / James I. Keane, Clyde R. Christofferson
• Desktop publishing / Sandy Mayer
• Managing library resources without a librarian / Sally H. Wise
• Artificial intelligence and computerized expert systems / Ira D. Moskatel
• Expert systems for lawyers / Keith Bellairs
• Dockets and deadlines: controlling the office calendar / Fran Shellenberger.
• Implementing automation in a law office / Carol L. Schlein
• A pc coordinator for your office / Carol Vodra
• ABA programs to help lawyers enter the age of automation / Mary C. Noble, David R. Hambourger
• A computer training program for paralegals / Richard S. Granat, Deborah M. Knight
• A paralegal computer support team for lawyers / Margie Schwartz
• Step-by-step procedures to develop an in-house pc-training program for your law office / Donna Morrow DeCamp
• In-house training for computer use
• Catherine A. Pennington, Sharon Mayfield Simms
• Law schools help lawyers learn to use computers / Ronald W. Staudt, Loren D. Jones
• How to avoid malpractice when using computers / Richard A. Leiter, Gary L. Hartman
• Why network? the lawyer's perspective / Donald N. Sperling
• How to network: the installer's perspective / Allen Shapiro.
• You can take it with you: traveling with your computer / Ralph S. Whalen, Jr.
• Building and using hypertext systems in the practice of law / David R. Johnson
• Optical storage in litigation support / Michael P. Stern
• CD-ROM and legal research / Richard A. Leiter
• Flushing the in box: an approach to legal automation / Patricia A. Vatter, Janette E. Manwiller, Craig R. Schmauder
• Hiring a helper (or choosing a personal information manager) / Michael Jimmerson.

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ISBN

0897076761 (pbk.)

LCCN

^^^91071125^

OCLC

28723986

RCP

H - S

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