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Writing Elsewhere on Social Networking

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I was approached on the LitSupport Yahoo mailing list a couple of weeks ago about writing an article to talk about social networking by none other than Mark Lieb of Ad Litem Consulting, and author of Litigation Support Department. With his help as editor, the finished article is now posted over at the LSVA forums.

Check it out and let me know your thoughts on Social Networking in the Litigation Support/Legal industries.

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