Link: LegalZoom: Online Legal Services: LLC,Divorce,Wills,Incorporation & More. 
In case you were wondering whether the adoption of tech in the law office should be a high priority, take a look at the competition. LegalZoom is an Internet site that allows consumers to create legal documents online, without the assistance of a lawyer. I will leave to the future the wisdom of this; except to say that lawyers who don't use technology will not be able to compete. We need to offer legal advice AND document drafting at a competitive price, or we will not have to worry about law practice anymore. It will be gone. There is no subsitute for a competent lawyer's advice. However, we need to give the public value, or they will go elsewhere.
« Privacy rights and pinpoint surveillance: the TWAIN meet | Main | Sovereign Immunity - Google Video »
January 16, 2007
Comments
The comments to this entry are closed.
Lawyer,Poet, author, educator. Practices real property, corporation, wills, trusts and estates law in Pinellas County, Florida. Writes the FutureLawyer column. Gives seminars on technology and the law. Author of "Life is Simple, Really", Poems about Life, Loving, Family and Fun, and "Poems For Lovers".
My Other Accounts
Road Warrior
Poems For Lovers
Search
Subscribe Email
About the Site
- Copyright 1995-2023, Richard M. Georges, All rights reserved.
The space is growing rapidly. Take a look at www.docbuilder.com for a look at how web 2.0 will meet lawyering. Great blog by the way.
Posted by: Thomas Edward Wyatt | June 18, 2007 at 02:53 PM
need info on wills
Posted by: Dale Bird | January 30, 2010 at 03:50 PM