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Los Angeles Lawyer June 2007 Free Package Pickup Rules 2007 Lawyer-to-Lawyer Referral Guide June 2007 / $4 Advice and EARN MCLE CREDIT Consents Los Angeles lawyer Diane Karpman analyzes the enforceability of advance consents page 23 PLUS Electronic Service Providers page 13 Licensing Issues in New Media page 17 Blogosphere Scams page 32 What’s the only integrated solution that includes research, client development and practice management so it’s easier for your firm to reach new levels of excellence? New ... LexisNexis Practice Advantage™ From LexisNexis® Total Practice Solutions Take your firm to the highest level of excellence in the business and practice of law with the new LexisNexis Practice Advantage integrated solution. 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