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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
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Teaching Lawyers To Fish The Internet Ocean,
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This review is from: The Internet Fact Finder for Lawyers: How to Find Anything on the Net (Paperback)
Books on Internet research for lawyers have become a crowded genre. This one stands out in three ways:a. It concentrates on TECHNIQUES, rather than just providing a giant, soon-to-be outdated list of URLS. b. It covers factual research, which is probably a better use of the Internet for lawyers than legal research. c. It is much better written than most books for lawyers, with lively prose focusing on real people, real problems, real Internet research. CONCLUSION: This book is a bargain for lawyers seeking to learn to use the Internet for research. Jerry Lawson, Esq. Netlawtools, Inc. |
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The Internet Fact Finder for Lawyers: How to Find Anything on the Net by Josh Blackman (Paperback - March 15, 1998)
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