Lawyers generate reams of words while performing the duties inherent in being an attorney.
It is therefore extremely important that firms purchase printers that meet the needs of both the attorney and those who must read their words. Printers have come a long way from the simple dot matrix and daisy wheels of days gone by to ink jets, laser jets and color laser jets of today. Years ago, and even last year, the price-point was the factor used to determine whether a printer was a quality piece of equipment, or just an actor trying to play the role of the firm printer. Price was the benchmark of a good printer. Today, price and quality have blurred.