
You would think this one would be obvious but I get so many questions from others where my immediate thought is to google their question to find an answer yet the person asking the question never considers that option. Here are some recent examples:
1 – What’s the current judgment interest rate in Ohio?
2 – How do I turn off the reveal formatting function in Microsoft Word?
3 – What’s the statute of limitations for credit card debt in Ohio?
4 – What are the 2009 amendments to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 50?
5 – What does the “I’m feeling lucky button” do in Google?
6 – Who’s calling me from area code 867 and where the hell is that?
The answers are usually there. Just Google it.
And by the way, you generally don’t go to a website by typing in its domain name in a Google search box.
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Hi, my name is Andy and I am an attorney from Ohio who works in the areas of employment law, landlord tenant law, and estate planning. I also maintain www.fmla-law.com. I am interested in technology and how it can be used to make the practice of law more efficient and enjoyable. I am writing this blog mainly for the solo practitioner and small firm. Enjoy and feel free to provide any comments.