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Designed to help lawyers and other legal professionals make the most of their opportunities in the coming Web revolution by providing an orientation to the Internet. Provides nuts-andbolts advice on how the Internet works, with warnings of traps to avoid, and a reference manual of technical information. Softcover.

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   6 of 6 people found the following review helpful: Comprehensive, definitive, well organized, practical guide., June 5, 2000 By  Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA) - See all my reviews The Complete Internet Handbook For Lawyers is comprehensive, definitive, and exceptionally well organized survey and explanation of the Internet specifically designed for law students, practicing attorneys, legal paraprofessionals, and law firm staffers. From the essentials for getting started on utilizing the Internet, to doing legal research on the Internet, to marketing legal services on the Internet, to ethic and security issues involving the Internet, to philosophical and practical considerations for the present and future practice of law and the influences of Internet, Jerry Lawson's The Complete Internet Handbook For Lawyers is a highly recommended, essential, practical reference and guide.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)   5 of 5 people found the following review helpful: Buy it and guard it., December 14, 1999 By  T. R. Halvorson (Sidney, Montana) - See all my reviews You could run all over the Web just identifying the opportunies and issues presented by the Internet for your law firm. Then you'd need to evaluate a slough of disparate information to arrive at answers to those questions. Or, you could buy this book and have an astoundingly comprehensive and qualified treatment in one convenient and easy-to-ready package. I had a copy that somehow walked out of my office. I know why it's not coming back. Whoever has it is using it. I bought another copy, which I am now guarding. T. R. Halvorson, author of Law of the Super Searchers: the Online Secrets of Top Legal Researchers.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you?