Synopsis
Written for the one-term paralegal or legal assistant specific computer course discussing the role of computers in the law office. This text covers basic information on hardware and software, and includes coverage of the most recent developments in the industry. A practical text that does not assume previous computer experience. Hands-on exercises (now more on Windows) move from step-by-step directions to open-ended tasks. Educational versions of legal software are free to adopters to use to complete hands-on exercises for time and billings, litigation support, and docket control. Case Histories offer real examples of computerization at law firms. New chapter on Windows includes Windows 95. Free legal software to qualified adopters.
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About the Author
Brent Roper is an attorney and the successful author of Using Computers in the Law Office.
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