Single attorney firms were slightly underrepresented in this year's survey responses. I think it reflects the fact that the computer and software industries still haven't done a good job of making their products user-friendly. There's probably still a fair amount of justified computer phobia out there. Lawyers often revealed those kinds of frustrations in the survey section devoted to write-in comments. Wisconsin lawyers aren't alone.
Lawyers are too busy to learn how to speed up their efficiency.
I hear that all the time. But it's the worst excuse around. You don't have time not to learn this stuff. If that sounds like a challenge to the legal profession, it is, Tredennick says. This technology is liberating.