Law Office Software

[Robert_Toxen%anvil.UUCP at harvard.HARVARD.EDU]

> From: Larry Lippman <larry%kitty.uucp at BRL.ARPA>
> 
> 	At the moment I am being compelled to offer an opinion on a computer
> system for a medium-sized law office; they want to start out small, and do
> not want to spend the money for a law office automation system (like a product
> of Barrister Information Systems).  For three or four secretaries (and to
> allow for growth), I am inclined to recommend a 3B2 or NCR Tower XP as the
> most COST-EFFECTIVE means of implementing a multi-user system.  Comments,
> anyone?
> 
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My brother is a partner in a company that sells some software for Law Offices
that they developed.  It was jointly developed by my cousin, who is a third
year law student, and one of their programmers.  I've not seen it demonstrated
but it sounds quite good; it runs on the IBM PC.  They have offices in New
York, Washington D.C., and Boston.  I don't have the office phone numbers but
those interested can phone my brother, Eric Toxen, at home at 617-596-1695
(in Boston) after 7 PM EDT.

I have no financial interest in his company.

Bob Toxen
Stratus Computer
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