FMCSRs im Vergleich zu TRIAL GUIDES™ APP FOR LAWYERS Nutzung und Statistiken
No internet connection needed except to download the first time. Fully searchable and updated database of the FMCSRs provided as a service by the law firm of Leizerman & Associates. The app is free as long as you provide an email address. Developed by attorney Michael Leizerman who became frustrated when he needed to look up a regulation and was in a courtroom didn’t have a WI-FI connection.
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Trial Guides started in 2004, and has grown to be the premier litigation publisher in America. Currently, Trial Guides is expanding its offerings to help their customers access a greater variety of content, including eBooks, audiobooks, articles and support material. The Trial Guides app is not meant to simply replicate the features from the website and print materials; instead, it will bring a new and convenient way for customers to view sample content, find related resources, and ultimately consume the content. The application enables customers to view content in the most interactive and intuitive way possible.
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FMCSRs VS. 
TRIAL GUIDES™ APP FOR LAWYERSDezember 18, 2024