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Law Practice Today's June 2009 issue focuses on working remotely. Features include:
Mobile Technology: Tools for Practicing Law from Wherever You Want to Be
By Tom Mighell - From BlackBerrys to netbooks, here are some tips to help you choose the mobile devices right for you.
Is It Time for Your Firm to Reconsider Remote Access?
By Allison C. Shields - Many attorneys find that working remotely provides a better work/life balance, and here are more reasons to consider it for your office.
The Virtual Firm and You
By Robert Cannon - Virtual firms are becoming more and more prevalent. Here are some things to consider before launching your own cyberfirm.
Working Remotely on the Mac
By Jason Wietholter - Get advice for using your Mac as a work tool no matter where you are.
"Glance" at Your Colleague's Computer Screen - Remotely!
By Stephanie Kimbro - This Tech Tool Review introduces an excellent application for sharing computer desktops via the Internet.
Source: Law Practice Today, June 2009
Full post as published by Stark County Law Library Blawg on June 18, 2009 (boomark / email).
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