I have used the eFax free service since at least 1999, probably longer. In fact, I have used it so long that I had an eFax number with one of those hard-to-get “local” exchanges.

Recently, I received a notice from eFax stating: “When you signed up for your Free account, you agreed to the…

Chad Williamson of Detod Communications has launched the beta version of Blawg Search, a search engine for law-related blogs. It allows you to search the full text of a number of blawgs and to view all postings for a selected blawg. The front page aggregates the latest blawg headlines.

Detod is a company that…

Sabrina Pacifici is so on top of things that she scooped me on blogging my own story.…

My picks of the five essential search sites for solos, written for Solo, the newsletter of the General Practice, Solo, and Small Firm Section of the American Bar Association.…

A new Web resource provides free access to archived decisions regarding domain name dispute cases. The Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy Database provides access to decisions issued in accordance with the Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN).

The UDRP database was jointly developed by…

The International Compliance Association, a non-profit professional organization dedicated to the furtherance of best compliance and anti-money-laundering practices in the financial services sector, launched a new Web site. According to its sites, the Birmingham, England-based ICA “seeks to transcend national boundaries by educating and supporting compliance and anti money laundering professionals globally, through the…

American Lawyer Media yesterday introduced a redesigned IP Law & Business magazine, and, along with it, a redesigned IP Law & Business Web site, both targeted to in-house legal professionals and outside attorneys responsible for protecting and managing corporate intellectual property assets. The magazine is a streamlined version of the magazine formerly titled…

Citizens for Reducing the Impact of Lawyers on America, which describes itself as “a group of ordinary citizens that is fed up with the destructive and self-serving work of so much of the legal profession in America,” launched its Web site today. CFRILA is dedicated to the proposition that “the legal system has, over…

DocuLex, developer and marketer of document imaging software, announced the creation of what it calls an online document-imaging resource center. This is a bit misleading, because the site remains primarily devoted to marketing DocuLex products. Now, however, the site is organized by industry. Select “Legal” and jump to a page describing the company’s…

RealLegal, a Denver-based provider of litigation and practice-management software for lawyers, today announced the launch of its redesigned company Web site. A company announcement says the new site includes more informative content and product documentation, improved navigation, new product demos, a directory of court reporting firms using leading technology, a reseller locator, a…

I was disappointed to see this year’s Webby Awards nominees for government and law. All good sites in their own ways, but none an exemplary or even notable site for law.…

A new Web site, LAWprn.com, aims to serve as a comprehensive legal resource for physicians, attorneys and health care professionals. The site promises an array of medical-legal resources, including 200 articles exploring significant legal and regulatory issues such as Medicare payment policy, medical liability, professional ethics, and the new privacy standards. A subscription-based service,…