Even though Google has become an essential tool for lawyers, many attorneys use only a small fraction of its features. They would readily admit that their search skills could be improved.
If you’re looking for a small technology education investment that can pay big dividends, ramping up your Google search skills would be a great choice.
If you are a book person, I’d recommend Google for Lawyers by Carole Levitt and Mark Rosch as a starting point.
If you prefer online learning tools, however, check out Google’s own Power Searching course. The self-paced course uses a combination of short video lectures and practical exercises, and will give you a lot of tips, techniques and strategies.
Don’t even have the time for that? Check out the Quick Reference Guide for the course. Here are some tips to help you improve your Google skills:
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