Lawyers go hi-tech: ABA survey shows two-thirds of firms have a Web site.

Lawyer use of technology to provide legal services in the United States is nearly universal. More than 97 percent of respondents to the ABA 2003 Legal Technology Survey indicated that they used a computer for work-related tasks.

The survey is a comprehensive look at how the legal profession uses technology. More than 1,500 ABA members in private practice in the U.S. returned questionnaires relating to law office computing, litigation and courtroom technology, and Web and communications. The survey covers issues including technology training, budgeting, hardware and soft