You might want to check out the last year's worth of American Lawyer
issues in the law library. Each issue has an insert on a service called
Counsel Connect (recently renamed Lexis Counsel Connect).
Counsel Connect is an e-mail service which brings together in-house
lawyers and outside counsel and provides them with an arena to conduct
discussion groups, share ideas, and share resources.
I believe that some lawyers are now hooking up to this system via the
internet, and also that Counsel Connect provides access to internet
resources. My guess is that this is where the bulk of the attorney
internet use is going to be found.
Luci Barry
Los Angeles
lbarry@class.org
On Tue, 19 Jul 1994, Joel B. Tochterman wrote:
> **This message is being cross-posted to law-lib and privatelawlib-l**
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> Law Librarians:
>
> I am a library school student from U.C.L.A. For a class project, I am
> writing about the use of legal resources on the Internet. I have a few
> questions. Would appreciate answers or comments you might have.
>
> I would like to know how the Internet is being used by lawyers. Does
> anybody know of relevant articles or Internet use surveys I could look at?
>
> What are some frustrations and problems you or your patrons have with the
> Internet?
>
> What are some trends?
>
> What do you predict for the future? How will the Internet be used?
>
> Feel free to respond either to the list or to my e-mail address,
> idbjjbt@mvs.oac.ucla.edu. Thank you!
>
>
> Joel Tochterman
> idbjjbt@mvs.oac.ucla.edu
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