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: The Trial Technologist's View

ABA Journal Needs Your Input On The Legal Recession

By Blake Boyd

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I received an email from Stephanie Francis Ward a legal affairs journalist from the ABA Journal asking for help spreading awareness about a survey they are conducting, which is asking questions about a possible legal recession.


Survey results will be published in the January ABA Journal…. Answers will be kept confidential and used only in combination with all other responses received.

It takes about two minutes of your time and will give a better insight to the current recession fears, so why don’t you go right ahead and take the survey! I’ll post the results as soon as they come in.





Full post as published by The Trial Technologist's View on November 18, 2008 (boomark / email).

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