Smartphones and the Future of Practicing Law

For attorneys and law firm marketers, the advent of smartphones means a new frontier for gathering information ' and a new competitive arena.

12 minute read December 28, 2011 at 10:09 AM
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Greg Sutphin
Smartphones and the Future of Practicing Law

In many ways, technology has changed the way we in the modern world experience time and space. The Internet and other forms of electronic technology have created instantaneous communication and a virtual global village that allows people to easily access information from almost anywhere in the world.

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