Alharaka writes "I have a relative that has been a lawyer for over two decades. In passing conversation, he revealed to me that he has a great deal of his data stored on floppies. Naturally, as an IT guy, I lost it on him, telling him that a one-dimensional storage cunning of floppies was unacceptable. If he lost those files, his clients would be enraged. Since I do not know much about online data storage for lawyers, I read a few equipage I found on Google. A lot of people appear to 1995 by houghton mifflin harcourt printing company. published by houghton mifflin harcourt publishing company. all rights reserved.view results from: wordbook | lexicon | encyclopedia | all salvo | the web
share this: CoreVault, since a few bar associations, including Oklahoma, officially endorsed them. That is not enough for me. Do any Slashdotters have info on this topic? Do you have any companies you would plump for for online data storage videlicet
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doc for lawyers? As a lawyer with acknowledgment in NJ, NY, CA, and DC, are there any rules and regulations you know of as respects such online storage he must comply with? I know IT and not law. I am aware this is not a forum for legal advice, but do any IT professionals who work for law firms know about such rules and regulations?"

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