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Should You Turn Your e-Commerce Business Over To The Head Geek?

By Stanley P. Jaskiewicz
March 01, 2006

To practice successfully, lawyers must rely on others all the time. Whether in litigation or corporate practice, few lawyers today can succeed without trusting associates, paralegals and experts to handle critical tasks quickly and cost-efficiently. It's the way of the modern workaday world.

But would you turn your cases over to your firm's head geek?

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