Fears of not
keeping up, because clients demand computer
capabilities and because the government
and counsel for large corporate defendants
use computer technology. |
Peers, because their fellow
lawyers are automating and clients are now
sophisticated enough to know that if you
don’t use computer technology well,
that your charges to the client are likely
to be substantially higher then they would
be from lawyers who use technology and/or
that you may not be as capable an attorney
as other attorneys who do use databases,
litigation support, graphics in the court
room and the like to their clients’
advantage. |
| Profits, because
greater efficiency means greater profits. |
Source: Paul Bernstein's, Computers for
Lawyers |