Welcome Indiana Trial Lawyers Association Members
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Today, Brad gave a presentation at the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association's 23rd Annual Lifetime Achievement Seminar, entitled "Working in the Cloud: Using Online Resources to Help Your Practice."
We have links to downloadable copies of Brad's PowerPoint presentation (To view as a PowerPoint, right click on the hyperlink and select "Save Target as...." To access the hyperlinks contained within the PowerPoint, right click on each logo button as select "Open hyperlink"), which contains links to websites mentioned in the presentation, and handout. Brad has also prepared bundles of blogs he follows, including legal blogs and technology blogs aimed at lawyers.
http://www.indianalawupdate.com/entry/Welcome-to-all-Indiana-Trial-Lawyers-Association-Members
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