Electronic Discovery Resources is a useful and well-done site providing articles, news and Web links related to electronic discovery. It provides links to resources for case law, rules and regulations, CLE Webcasts, news articles and other resources. There is also a related blog, Alextronic Discovery. All of this is sponsored by the electronic…

I knew of lawyer and entrepreneur Mike Curreri from his having founded TrialNet in the mid-1990s. In fact, I wrote about him as an “Internet innovator” for Law Office Computing several years ago. So I was intrigued when I read this article in the Boston Globe about how Mike used LinkinIn.com…

The Virtual Chase reports that Detod has put its legal portal up for sale. This includes the popular Blawg Search and its aggregator. Detod’s notice says that the sale includes “a caselaw database feed that is not live yet, but the code is 98% finished.” In place of legal research, the…

Lie-detecting eyeglasses. A good reason for contact lenses?…

Here is CNET’s report on the patent lawyer suing Network Solutions and Register.com.…

The Register reports that a California patent lawyer sued Network Solutions and Register.com yesterday, claiming that issuance of “.name” domains violates his patent. If his claim is allowed, The Register says, it would effectively give him rights to the entire Internet domain naming system.…

The Virtual Chase reports: “The Federal Judiciary announced a pilot program involving seven federal district courts. The courts for the Southern District of Alabama, District of Columbia, District of Kansas, District of Maine, Eastern District of Missouri, District of Nebraska and the Eastern District of New York will make transcripts of courtroom proceedings…

An interesting article, PR-savvy stars navigate the courtroom, from the Christian Science Monitor, talks about the role of public relations in celebrity trials, and the ability of celebrities to influence trials by hiring elite teams of lawyers and jury consultants.…

Is this a first? In Massachusetts, U.S. District Chief Judge William G. Young cites to a blog in an opinion issued Jan. 7. Addressing his own fallibility as a judge, Judge Young quotes the lyrics to the satirical song “Appointed Forever,” by the Bar and Grill Singers, and as authority for his quotation cites…

Still no change in the Littler, Bingham, Choate Web watch. This means that, if someone unaware of the week’s events went online to search for either Suzanne Suppa Sullivan or Gregory C. Keating, they would find each of them listed on the Web sites of two different firms, with no way of…

Littler Mendelson now lists the attorneys in its new Boston office (although the page caption that shows in the browser bar says “Atlanta Attorneys”). It does not yet have their bios on its list of shareholders. Meanwhile, two of the attorneys listed here continue to appear on their former firm’s sites,

Status quo today in the wake of four lawyers leaving three Boston firms to start a new Boston office for San Francisco-based Littler Mendelson. While Bingham McCutchen yesterday removed partner David C. Casey’s name from its Web site, it retains the name of associate Suzanne Suppa Sullivan. And Choate…