News flash: More lawyers are using social media!
OK, we all knew that. But it’s always nice to see some numbers that give us a sense of where we are. The recently published 2012 ABA Legal Technology Survey Report on web and communication technology does that.
The survey is based on invitations to participate…
Law.com has posted my latest column for Law Technology News, 10 Tips to Keep Social Networking in Line with ABA Ethics. With ethics and social media front and center at the ABA annual meeting this month, I offer 10 rules for staying out of trouble when using social media.…
On Tuesday, Aug. 14, at 2 p.m. ET, I will be moderating a free, live webcast, The Expert’s Guide to Change Management at Law Firms, presented by the North Carolina Bar Association and LexisNexis. The program will focus on how to successfully effect change…
Robert Half Legal just came out with a new report, Future Law Office: Technology’s Transformation of the Legal Field. The report examines how technological innovations have impacted — and continue to impact — the practice of law, law firm management, and the…
Coming up Monday and Tuesday is the 2012 Strategic Solutions for Solo & Small Firms Conference, presented in Duluth by Minnesota CLE. This looks to be a great program, featuring speakers such as Mark Britton,
Imagine packing up your law degree and taking it to a tropical island paradise to start anew there. It’s not hard for me to imagine, because I actually did it many years ago, when I moved to the U.S. Virgin Islands and hung out a shingle there. I’m no longer there, but lawyer Russell Lorfing…
Lexis today is formally announcing the next-iteration of its next-generation legal research platform, Lexis Advance. As I wrote here last December, Lexis Advance is to Lexis.com what WestlawNext was to Westlaw — a streamlined,…
Earlier this month, Thomson Reuters debuted the WestlawNext Android App, providing mobile access to WestlawNext from both Android tablets and smartphones. I was given a limited-time log-in to WestlawNext to try out the app. I tested it on an Android tablet and here is what I found.
Overall, I like it. I have two complaints,…
The dictionary on an iPhone.
Mobile versions of Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary of Law were released this week, compatible with either iOS or Android devices. Both include more than 10,000 legal words and phrases, along with information on cases, laws and the legal system. The iOS version can be used with either an iPhone or…
If you are involved in arbitrations or mediations under the auspices of the American Arbitration Association, whether as an advocate or a neutral, you will want to get the AAA’s new mobile app.
Available free for iPhones, iPads and Android devices, it allows easy access to all AAA rules, codes…
Another question in my Legal Internet Trivia Challenge was, “Which court was the first to make its opinions available in electronic format?” Here, I messed up in the phrasing of the question. What I meant to ask was, “Which court was the first to make…
Which law firm was first to have a website? I asked this in my recent Legal Internet Trivia Challenge. Congratulations to Edward Granger of Marketing on Trial for providing the correct answer.
So which firm was it? (Drum roll.) The…
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