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Speech recognition: How to bill .2 for an introductory motion and a letter!

By Dominic Jaar

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As part of my membership in the American Bar Association Law and Technology division, I have access to its listserv on which many (mostly) american lawyers post questions and findings regarding the use of technology in their daily practice.

This week, I received something interesting from "Robin Hood". As he defines it, it is another session of "things I did when I should have been sleeping"!! I know the feeling: blogging is about the same philosophy!

So here it is for the speech recognition geeks out there: A technological solution that will never be used by most lawyers as long as we are paid by the hour...




Full post as published by Wines and Information Management (WIM) on January 05, 2008 (boomark / email).

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