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white_wolf

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27. I'm actually pretty good with computers already, so learning about these wouldn't be too hard.
Wed Jun 20, 2012, 12:42 PM
Jun 2012

You're right, though, it would be really good thing to know. I, honestly, didn't even know about these technologies until this I read this thread.

"Please touch the screen to begin. Are you innocent or guilty? Do you prefer execution or jail?" HopeHoops Jun 2012 #1
Jordan Weissmann is wrong. This is a sales pitch for the latest, super-duper software AnotherMcIntosh Jun 2012 #2
Hey, look at all the jobs that are being created! This is driving unemployment down and wages up! Zalatix Jun 2012 #3
Like the article said, the doc review process is already the low end of the practice of law stevenleser Jun 2012 #4
lolz Blue_Tires Jun 2012 #5
Well, speaking for me personally, I like DIY law packages. Geoff R. Casavant Jun 2012 #6
100,000,000 computers at the bottom of the ocean? longship Jun 2012 #7
We use this for sorting and sifting Sen. Walter Sobchak Jun 2012 #8
Lawyers are just another group living in denial about technology and this economy. former9thward Jun 2012 #9
Attorneys are working class people, too. Zalatix Jun 2012 #10
Hop in your time machine... Sen. Walter Sobchak Jun 2012 #11
Ah so that's why unemployment is down, nationwide and/or worldwide? Zalatix Jun 2012 #12
We were talking about technology in the legal profession, not your coveted plastic utensil industry Sen. Walter Sobchak Jun 2012 #16
Like I said, if you were so incredibly right, unemployment would be down. Zalatix Jun 2012 #17
Do you actually read and comprehend before you spit out a pithy reply? Sen. Walter Sobchak Jun 2012 #18
Do you actually read and comprehend my question before you spout off? Zalatix Jun 2012 #19
Indeed I did Sen. Walter Sobchak Jun 2012 #22
Actually, no you didn't. Zalatix Jun 2012 #24
When did we lay off attorneys? Sen. Walter Sobchak Jun 2012 #26
As it all grinds to a halt eventually, there will be none. lonestarnot Jun 2012 #21
Judges and juries might not be far behind aint_no_life_nowhere Jun 2012 #13
There are always holes in computer programs these days cap Jun 2012 #14
K & R !!! WillyT Jun 2012 #15
The first time legal research was outsourced to India meant this was an inevitability imho riderinthestorm Jun 2012 #20
Well, gee as someone who is planning on law school, this is slightly troubling. white_wolf Jun 2012 #23
Why not go with the training in Old School methodolgy you plan on pursuing... GReedDiamond Jun 2012 #25
I'm actually pretty good with computers already, so learning about these wouldn't be too hard. white_wolf Jun 2012 #27
Whatever you do, white_wolf... GReedDiamond Jun 2012 #30
Lawyers will never go away. backscatter712 Jun 2012 #28
You'll still need the right person in the courtroom at the right time, though. knitter4democracy Jun 2012 #29
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