LAWPRO Magazine Interview with Garry Wise

December 18, 2009 admin
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LAWPRO Magazine did an interview with Garry Wise, which mentioned OMG! Law Talk and Omar Ha-Redeye.  The issue focused on the use of social media by lawyers and law firms.

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