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In This Issue
Article Archive
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COMPUTER FORENSICS: Are Bits and Bytes the Key to Your Next Case?From Arthur Andersen to Martha Stewart to the "Balloon Boy," the smoking gun in many high-profile cases and investigations is evidence buried somewhere on a computer hard drive. Family e-mails secured by computer forensic engineers proved the Balloon Boy stunt to be a hoax, for example. read moreThe Entrepreneurial Attorney - Making It Rain in Tough TimesThe legal profession has had a rough couple of years. Work has dried up in key sectors. Law firms have shrunk dramatically. And the clients who do remain are tasked with doing more but with reduced legal budgets. read moreThe Attorney as PeacemakerWith Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) quickly becoming the alternative of choice to the cumbersome and costly U.S. court system, many attorneys are finding themselves sitting across the desk from clients demanding mediation and arbitration. read more
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CPA'S REPORT TO THE LEGAL PROFESSION
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Fall 2010
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