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The thing that's often missing from discussions of the "paperless law office" is a description of the hardware and software that's actually being used. At the South Carolina Trial Law Blog, David Swanner gives some of these particulars in his post, "The Myrtle Beach Lawyer Goes Digital." Check it out.
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