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Book SynopsisGain a thorough understanding of the important role of technology in today's legal setting with Lusk/Traina Donnes' LAW OFFICE TECHNOLOGY: A THEORY-BASED APPROACH, 9E. This theory-based companion guide perfectly complements the practical lessons included in the National Society for Legal Technology's (NSLT) Legal Technology Certificate program. With this guide, you examine the theory behind technology and its applications as you study "why" and "when" to use software tools in the legal profession. This focus on "why" software is used seamlessly supports NSLT's practical approach that emphasize "how" to use software. Engaging narratives integrate the latest developments as you explore the reasons to use software, and meaningful discussions delve into ethical considerations before using software tools. This critical content supplements what you learn in classroom lectures with interesting readings that enhance your overall software training experience.
Table of Contents1.Law and Technology Uses in the Legal Profession 2.Word Processing, Document Drafting, and Legal Formatting 3.Email Communication in the Law Office 4.Ethics & Professionalism 5.Electronic Spreadsheet Uses in the Legal Profession 6.Electronic Databases and Utility Programs in the Legal Profession 7.Office Management and Case Management Systems Used in the Legal Profession 8.Document Management Systems and Document Automation 9.Electronic Filing Process in the Courts 10.The Discovery Process and Litigation Technology 11.Ediscovery and the Electronic Discovery Reference Model 12.Using Technology to Make Legal Presentations 13.Courtroom Technology in Action 14.Legal Apps and the Access to Justice Movement
