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Recent Articles The Top Three Reasons Law Firms Are Not Using Digital Dictation Technology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In my profession, it is common to ask a lot of questions. Truly, it's necessary. A Virtual Assistant is someone who has to know as much as possible about a particular client's systems or way of doing things in order to best configure and make use of available technology to help them do it better, faster, for less cost - whatever the client is looking to gain. I started my VA career almost five years ago and limit my practice to virtual assistance to the legal industry. I do so as I have over 15 year's brick and mortar experience in the legal "business". Over the past five years, I have asked many attorneys, law firm administrators, paralegals, HR managers, private investigators, IT administrators, managing partners, office managers, secretaries and others about the processes used at their firms. Some use document management software, some don't. Some have websites, some don't. Almost without fail, when asked what the attorneys use for dictation, the most common response: a tape recorder.   
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