<p>I spoke with <a href='http://www.elaw.com/eLaw21/%28S%283owzl155fvkd1tubx3vpyiu0%29%29/news/news_view.aspx?id=17'>Dominick Esposito</a>, a co-founder and the executive director of <a href='http://elaw.com/elaw21/index.aspx'>eLaw</a>, a leading docketing and calendaring software tool. He is a frequent guest speaker on computers and the law for the New York and New Jersey Trial Lawyers associations.</p>

I spoke with Dominick Esposito, a co-founder and the executive director of eLaw, a leading docketing and calendaring software tool. He is a frequent guest speaker on computers and the law for the New York and New Jersey Trial Lawyers associations.

<p>I spoke with <a href="http://www.elaw.com/eLaw21/%28S%283owzl155fvkd1tubx3vpyiu0%29%29/news/news_view.aspx?id=17" rel="noopener noreferrer">Dominick Esposito</a>, a co-founder and the executive director of <a href="http://elaw.com/elaw21/index.aspx" rel="noopener noreferrer">eLaw</a>, a leading docketing and calendaring software tool. He is a frequent guest speaker on computers and the law for the New York and New Jersey Trial Lawyers associations.</p>

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