Gary Weingarden, a lawyer in Michigan, writes about how he uses a digital voice recorder in his practice and the benefits of owning one.
My father used a Dictaphone to create his documents. He needed a secretary with special transcription equipment to get those documents onto paper. Once he got the draft back from his secretary, he’d mark it up and give it back to her with changes—because of both transcription errors and because things always look different written down. These days, I would not be without the modern equivalent of the Dictaphone—the digital audio recorder—which I find has multiple uses. Continue reading ‘Using a Digital Audio Recorder in Your Practice’