RE: [legalxml-sc] PR for LegalXML

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Subject: RE: [legalxml-sc] PR for LegalXML

From: John Messing <>

To: "Winters,Roger" <>

Date: Fri, 21 May 2004 09:27:29 -0700

I would add to this a request to the bar associations et al being contacted any thoughts about best
practices that they would like to see captured in machine processes, so there is a meaningful dialogue
established on a basis that also provides attorneys a voice in ways they are accustomed to thinking and
communicating.

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Subject: RE: [legalxml-sc] PR for LegalXML
From: "Winters, Roger"
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Date: Fri, May 21, 2004 9:23 am
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I feel we need some outreach to legal practitioners. If attorneys aren't
aware of what's coming, they're not going to be asking their managing partners and IT departments to get them
prepared for it. I am wondering whether OASIS PR shouldn't be directed in part towards bar associations and
members, providing more-or-less generic messages indicating that OASIS (and LegalXML within) is a focal point
for standards for future legal document technology. Part of what it would take to make such a PR program
successful would be information on the OASIS and LegalXML sites that is comprehensible to the lay audience. I
think there is very little today that is.

My 2-cents. 

Roger 

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