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In wake of tragedy, large firms silent

By Robert Ambrogi
on September 2, 2005

I found myself wondering how the nation’s 10 highest-grossing firms are responding to the tragedy in the Gulf. Using The AmLaw 100 list, I visited the Web sites of the top 10 firms. I found only one that had a reference of any kind to Katrina — an offer by Jones Day to…

Capital defenders in New Orleans need help

By Robert Ambrogi
on September 2, 2005

See TalkLeft’s post for details on the call for help from The Justice Center in New Orleans. They need space, computers, furniture and money. [Note that TalkLeft’s link to the Justice Center is wrong; the one in this post is correct.]

UPDATE: TalkLeft fixed the broken link and added a link to

Breakdown of civility among lawyers

By Robert Ambrogi
on September 2, 2005

We hear the reports of breakdowns of civility on the streets of New Orleans, but I am disheartened to see this occurring among members of the legal profession. Lawyers including Ted Frank, Glenn Reynolds and David Kopel are calling for the shooting of looters. I am appalled that members of the legal…

ABA establishes Katrina resources site

By Robert Ambrogi
on September 2, 2005

ABA Webmaster Fred Faulkner sends word that the ABA has created a Web site devoted to Hurricane Katrina Disaster Recovery Resources. The site provides information on relief efforts and allows lawyers to volunteer legal assistance and office space. The site has sections for lawyers needing disaster help, for victims and their families, for lawyers…

More on ABA president and solos

By Robert Ambrogi
on September 2, 2005

As I mentioned yesterday, during our Coast to Coast interview with ABA President Michael S. Greco, he stated his commitment to supporting solo and small-firm lawyers during his term. Shortly after I wrote that, the ABA circulated an op-ed written by Greco, America’s Main Street Lawyers, in which he discusses ways the…

Message boards for NO lawyers, law students

By Robert Ambrogi
on September 1, 2005

University of North Carolina Law Professor Eric L. Muller has set up blogs for the Loyola-New Orleans and Tulane Law School communities to use as message boards — places to post information of common interest.…

Tulane Law School sets up information site

By Robert Ambrogi
on September 1, 2005

To communicate with students, faculty and friends in the wake of Katrina, Tulane Law School has set up this official site. The site includes sign-up for an e-mail notification list.…

Law librarians launch Katrina blog

By Robert Ambrogi
on September 1, 2005

Received a note today from Kathie Sullivan alerting me to AALL LawLibAssist, a blog set up by members of the American Association of Law Libraries to help their colleagues, the attorneys they serve, and law school students in the affected areas of the Katrina disaster. “We’re hoping that what we do best as…

ABA president pledges support for solo, small-firm lawyers

By Robert Ambrogi
on September 1, 2005

As I mentioned yesterday, our podcast, Coast to Coast, included an interview with new ABA President Michael S. Greco. Having heard some smaller-firm lawyers question the relevance of the ABA to their practices, I asked Greco about the “ROI” of ABA membership for small-firm lawyers. His answer: “As president of the ABA this year,…

Proud to announce launch of legal news podcast

By Robert Ambrogi
on August 31, 2005


Today we launched the inaugural program of Coast to Coast, a weekly legal news podcast cohosted by J. Craig Williams and I and produced by the Legal Talk Network. In our debut broadcast, we interview new ABA President Michael S. Greco about the challenges and goals…

New Orleans blawgers report in

By Robert Ambrogi
on August 31, 2005

I heard this afternoon from New Orleans blogger A.J. Levy, author of Out-of-the-Box Lawyering, who reports that he and his family made it out of the city Saturday and are comfortably ensconsced in a hotel in Arkansas.

Ernie Svenson reported on his blog that he made it out yesterday.

Our thoughts are…

Streaming coverage from New Orleans

By Robert Ambrogi
on August 31, 2005

Working from a makeshift studio at LSU, New Orleans station WWLTV.com is providing live, streaming coverage along with a blog providing updates as they come in.…

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Bob Ambrogi is a lawyer and journalist who has been writing and speaking about legal technology and innovation for more than two decades. He writes the award-winning blog LawSites, is a columnist for Above the Law, hosts the podcast about legal innovation, LawNext, and hosts the weekly legal tech journalists' roundtable, Legaltech Week.

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