Virtual Lawyer: Legal Practice in the Digital Age

The book explores the profound impact of digital technologies on the legal profession. As the world becomes increasingly interconnected through the internet, the traditional methods of practising law are evolving. This book delves into how technology, particularly virtual platforms, has transformed legal services, from document management and client interactions to courtroom procedures. It examines the rise of virtual law firms, the challenges of maintaining security and confidentiality in digital environments, and the implications of AI and automation on legal practices. Additionally, it highlights the benefits of virtual law, such as increased accessibility and efficiency, while also addressing concerns about ethics and regulation in this new landscape. "Virtual Lawyer" provides invaluable insights for legal professionals adapting to the digital era and offers guidance on how to navigate this rapidly changing environment.

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Saleh Soleimani graduated with a bachelor's degree in law from Azad University, Ardabil Branch. He is a nationally recognized lawyer with five years of experience in law, and has collaborated with Dr. Emrah Ghaneh on the books The Province of Light and The Great Family.