President and CEO Scott Draughon researched the Web for about a year. For the first time, entrepreneurs can go to the Web and pay for proven technology law advice at prices lower than an office consultation. It's law e-commerce. The firm began working on the site last year and debuted it two weeks ago at the Technology Policy Conference 2001 at the University of North Florida. The site contains more than 125 online forms used daily in the practice of tech law at the Draughon firm.
Information is complimentary or involves a minimal fee.
The site has a module that allows users to arrange an office consultation, when appropriate, as well. However, an office visit is more costly, Draughon said. The site also includes about 80 video clips from Draughon law associates involving a full range of tech law topics from intellectual property to business and technology transactions. ParkerVision and PrairieComm will also work to design new products that use ParkerVision's trademarked Direct2Data technology. Earliest info on new businesses, homeowners Sales Prospecting Center Real info, real opportunities.