It's the miracle of the modern law practice. Just think of the time it saves you drafting documents. And, of course, there is the computerized system which keeps you informed of conflicts of interest and important deadlines. Your computer makes it possible for you to practice law quickly, quietly and efficiently. But, be aware.
Trouble can lurk in that helpful machine.
If used incorrectly, your computer can quickly, quietly and efficiently create an error worthy of a malpractice case. The errors which cause malpractice cases have not changed since the practice of law became computerized. However, the methods for creating these errors are new. You may want to check the computer systems in your own practice for the following problems. Inconsistent Data One of the prime concerns in the computerized world is incorrectly entered data.