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February 28, 2010

Will Lawyers Fall for the iPad?

Although Apple's iPad will not be released until later this month, it has generated a great deal of excitement. Thanks to the heads up from Ben Stevens a/k/a The Mac Lawyer, I plan on following Tablet Legal, a blog focusing on the use of Apple’s iPad by lawyers and the legal profession.

Ben Stevens will be in Nashville this Friday (March 5) for the Tennessee Bar Association's LawTech 2010 program. I look forward to catching up with Ben and hope to see some of you at LawTech.

Dan Berexa
Nashville, Tennessee

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