The Virtual Lawyer Brings a New Career in Criminal Justice


14 January 2010
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Many lawyers have faced the brunt of the economic crisis as some individuals were laid off by their firms and others closed up their practice. However, if the economy has taught anyone one thing, it's that people need to be open to adapting. One of the biggest industries that is continually thriving is the technology field. Lawyers are starting to open virtual firms as an eco-friendly and cost efficient way to serve clients.

Virtual law firms are beginning to go mainstream, saving money on expensive office space and offering lower legal costs to their clients, according to the Connecticut Law Tribune.

The news source reports that this trend is popular among those who are just setting up their practices as well as lawyers who have been laid off from their firms. Using current technology, lawyers consult with each other and clients through web conferencing.

Virtual lawyers generally work from the comforts of their home, a smaller office or a local conference center.

Virtual law firms could be ideal for the number of self-employed attorneys. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 26% of all lawyers are self-employed workers.ADNFCR-1502-ID-19558929-ADNFCR

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