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Linux in the Law Office

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Legal Technology Blog; By Steven Richardson 		Mail this story
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Despite the “out of the box” nature of the Ubuntu Linux distribution, today’s lawyer needs to do more than create an Office document, send e-mail, or surf the net. He or she needs to use case management, litigation support, and billing/accounting software as well. Just go to your software vendor’s web site and click on System Requirements to see for yourself. It's available for Windows and the Mac, but not Linux

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mattastrophe ·
As a long time advocacy and volunteer for FOSS in the NPO/NGO sector, I am currently helping to evaluate an open source case management application called LCM (yeah, Legal Case Management) which is available via sourceforge. If anyone is interested in this project or this topic, feel free to contact me about it at matt(@)rice(.)ca.

BTW, the URL for LCM is:

http://lcm.ngo-bg.org

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