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Favorite Print Legal
Technology Magazine
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THE MAGAZINE

Legal professionals rely on Law Office Computing for up-to-date information on law office technology. Each bimonthly issue features:

• Independent reviews of legal software

• Product roundups with feature-by-feature comparison charts

• How-to advice from legal technology experts

• Technology trend analysis articles

• Profiles of the leading legal information technology providers

• Examples of highly automated law firms

• Practical tips on what is working for other legal professionals

Our comprehensive, in-depth editorial content has earned us the reputation of being the industry’s most-trusted legal technology resource. Law Office Computing is devoted to bringing our readers the information they need to stay competitive in this rapidly changing marketplace.

TechnoLawyer "@" Award: Favorite Print Legal Technology Magazine — 6 Years Running!

Law Office Computing is the proud recipient of the 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004 TechnoLawyer "@" Award for Favorite Print Legal Technology Magazine. Each year, "@" award winners in multiple categories are chosen by the TechnoLawyer Community, an online group of more than 6,500 technology decision-makers in the legal profession (from solos to large firm practitioners). Receiving this readers' choice award from the industry's premier LISTSERV is a true honor. Law Office Computing was voted #1 from a list of publications that included Law Technology News, Law Practice Management and AmLaw Tech.

Voted #1 Resource By ABA Technology Survey Respondents
According to the 1998 American Bar Association Large Law Firm Technology Survey, Law Office Computing is the publication used most when researching hardware and software purchases. 70.1% of the respondents use Law Office Computing when making purchasing decisions.

Results from the 1998 ABA Small Law Firm Technology Survey show that more small law firm members use Law Office Computing to research purchases than any other legal technology publication.