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Law Practice

Nov. 3, 2012

The risks, rewards of putting online power in hands of legal consumers

The Internet revolution has empowered consumers to hop online and with a click, anything could be theirs without leaving their house. Add online legal services to that list.


By Ameera Butt


Daily Journal Staff Writer


The Internet revolution has empowered consumers to hop online and with a click, anything could be theirs: that coveted dress, electronics or even the latest bestseller - all without leaving their homes.


The shift in power from supplier to consumer has been seen in other fields, such as mass media. Although the legal system is not typically given to swift, massive changes, the Internet revolution is inc...

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