The 2014 Solo and Small Firm Legal Technology Guide Written by Sharon D. Nelson Esq., John W. Simek and Michael C. Maschke Published by the American Bar Association

FAIRFAX, Va., Jan. 15, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- This annual guide is the only one of its kind written to help solo and small firm lawyers find the best technology for their dollar. You'll find the most current information and recommendations on computers, servers, networking equipment, legal software, printers, security products, smartphones, the iPad, and anything else a law office might need. It's written in clear, easily understandable language to make implementation easier if you choose to do it yourself, or you can use it in conjunction with your IT consultant. Either way, you'll learn how to make technology work for you.

Topics include: Updated recommendations for hardware and software for PCs and Macs, discussions on Windows 8 upgrades, the best smartphones for lawyers, secure cloud implementations, data security and much more.

Bruce Dorner, a solo practitioner and adjunct professor of law in New Hampshire, has been a long-time fan of the annual editions of this book, noting "The complexities of law office technology are not easy to comprehend.  The authors have done a masterful job of breaking the disparate components into bite-sized pieces that are understandable by the average lawyer and law student. What to buy and how to implement technology are major challenges. I use this book as part of the Law Practice Management course I teach at our State law school.  I keep it near my desk for reference in my own law office.  The annual updates contain a wealth of current information necessary to a productive law office."

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ABOUT SENSEI ENTERPRISES, INC.

Sensei Enterprises, Inc. is a nationally known digital forensics, information security and information technology company. Based in Fairfax, Virginia, Sensei combines legal expertise with high-level technical certifications to serve the technology needs of the legal and corporate communities. Sensei's principals have written articles about legal technology for many publications, and co-authored The 2008 - 2014 editions of the Solo and Small Firm Legal Technology Guide (ABA, 2008-2014),The Electronic Evidence Handbook: Forms, Guidelines and Checklists (ABA, 2006) and Locked Down: Information Security for Lawyers (ABA, 2012). To learn more, please visit www.senseient.com. They lecture about information security, information technology and digital forensics throughout the country.

For more information about this release, call Sharon D. Nelson, Esq. at 703-359-0700.

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