Read this now.  Big firm lawyer escapes and finds himself.  Makes you feel like you just graduated from law school, complete with all those long forgotten ideals.  Just click The Street Lawyer and see how easy it is to shop Amazon.com.  Before long, you'll be an Amazon junkie like the rest of us.  I have this delightful thing called "One Click Ordering" set up for myself.  Have credit card, will read.

Here's a good example of what you can find on Amazon.  The Lawyers Quick Guide to Timeslips may just fill a  need for you. Haven't read this yet, but I've owned Timeslips for several months and haven't even installed it.  Could be time for me to buy a book.

Amicus Attorney in One Hour for Lawyers Another in the ABA series. Brand new.  Amicus Attorney is such a powerful tool, yet difficult to master. It is the only book of its kind I have found so far.  If you know of Amicus books, drop me a note. 

Running a Law Practice on a Shoestring . This certainly sounds appealing, but I'm not too sure about the title.  What if you can't afford a shoestring?  The reviews at Amazon are very mixed on this one.  Some love it; some hate it. 

Using PowerPoint If you aren't  PowerPoint savvy, you will be soon.  Everybody will  use this technology.  Get ready now.  Then spend a few thousand on a projector, and let me borrow it. 

 The Macintosh Software Guide for the Law Office  Ok, Mac people.  This one's for you. I can't recommend it, as I wouldn't know a Mac from a hole in the ground.  In the interest, however, of political correctness, I include this book.

Here's some fun.  Perri O'Shaughnessy is two sisters who tell a great tale about lawyering.  If you like escapist, fast moving fiction about lawyers, this is for you.  The characters and story continue from book to book, but any one of them is a good starting point.  Nina Reilly, our hero, lost her big firm job in San Francisco and started a solo practice at Lake Tahoe. Don't buy more than one if you have anything important to do. I read four of them without stopping.

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