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E-TreatisesToday's attorney is expected to stay current on a body of knowledge exponentially increased from that of a decade ago. Nevertheless, publishing of the necessary treatises remains essentially the same as it was in the 1950's. Typically, an attorney orders a treatise, it arrives a few days later in a form that often involves three ring binders. Several months later a set of pages will arrive in the mail and the attorney or staff will spend otherwise billable time inserting those pages in the three ring binder. If a law changes, however, before those updates arrive, that treatise will be out of date for months. |