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April 18, 2008

Home Office Lawyer: A mobile lawyer is a paperless lawyer - Connected Lawyer

Link: Home Office Lawyer: A mobile lawyer is a paperless lawyer - Connected Lawyer. His love for Apple computers aside, occasionally Grant Griffiths says something interesting, and that I can agree with. This post is one of them. While I don't, as a solo, and a mobile lawyer, particularly need the site mentioned in the post, which scans paper mail and sends it electronically for a fee, I do use Efax extensively, which allows my secretary to scan mail and send it to me wherever I am. So I am a mobile, solo lawyer. How about you?

Posted at 08:44 AM in Internet Tools |

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Chuck Newton

I'm mobile, Dude. Just surfin' the Third Wave.

Posted by: Chuck Newton | April 18, 2008 at 10:42 AM

Stephanie Kimbro

I'm mobile too. Wherever I can access the Internet, I have my law practice. I've had good results using Efax as well.

Posted by: Stephanie Kimbro | April 19, 2008 at 12:57 PM

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