Many thanks for responses from Dave Rogers Carol Bernacchi, & David
Bender!! I have pasted them below:
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> Use it, love it. Can't keep my personal copy from being stolen at
> least once a year. Sometimes twice. The secretaries want their own
> copies and the attorneys don't want to share their copy with their
> secretaries.
> They track folk that don't show up in other sources, including
> recently retired and semi-retired attorneys.
>
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> I have an old one from 2002-2003 (secretary's edition: one volume
> instead of two) that I can send you if you'd like it. It's pretty
> heavy so I would need a UPS or Fed Ex number from you.
> We used to buy the larger two-volume set for all attorneys; then, due
> to budget cuts, we switched to the secretary's edition. The latter has
> attorney contact information, government officials, etc., plus lots of
> ads for legal services. Widely used.
> The two volume set has court rules, which we now provide through a
> different publication. I can't recall the exact contents because, as I
> said, we don't get it any more so I can't refer to a set.
> Let me know if you want the 2002-2003 copy.
>
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> It is definitely better than Martindale-Hubbell.
> However, for the best directory, just go to the ARDC website.
> (www.iardc.org). Their lawyer search has the contact information for
> all licensed lawyers in the state, and some who are no longer. If they
> are not in there, they are not a lawyer.
>
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