I usually think that my business model for providing legal research and writing services is fairly unusual and innovative because I rely heavily on the internet not only for research resources, but also to communicate with clients around the country.  But, based on a recent post at Concurring Opinions, I may not be as innovative as I thought.  Scott Moss posts about Law Research Services, a legal research company that started in 1960!  The company apparently had a rocky start because a comment to the post says that Westlaw lists 26 cases in which Law Research Services is a party.  I don’t know if Law Research Services is still around, but its idea was sure ahead of its time!