Adrian Lurssen continues his work connecting legal folks with his list of 145 Lawyers (and Legal Professionals) to Follow on Twitter Of course, even as I type this, the post has already been amended to include 180 folks now, and I suspect, it will keep growing. There are quite a bunch of folks on there…
The conference is winding down, and we’re traveling for the holiday weekend, so this is the last night I’m going to collect these links from the ILTA conference. I’ll leave the RSS feed rolling to catch the various post-conference thoughts that are posted around the blogosphere as folks head back home. At some point late…
A few more links from the ILTA conference today: The Ultimate Legal Technologist (from ILTA ) Web 2.0 Law Firm Adoption (from ILTA) ILTA 2008 Follow-up on IT Payoff and Project Management Post The ILTA Grapevine Project Management Anatomy – Standards, Roles, Responsibilities and Skills (from ILTA) Legal Aspects of Collaboration Tools (Blogs, Wikis, etc.)…
I was contacted a while back by a publicist with Planned Television Arts offering me a free copy of Your Witness: Lessons on Cross-Examination and Life from Great Chicago Trial Lawyers. She explained that even though I am not a lawyer, they really thought the book would be appealing to anyone with an interest in…
At least that’s what the rule is now in the State of Michigan. I agree with the commentary at the end of the article. Commentary: It is disappointing that the Michigan legislature does not require licensed professional investigators to be certified in computer forensics before they can provide computer forensic services. The law raises considerable…
I saw this late last night, a post by Ron over at Strategic Legal Technology in response to a LexisNexis survey: Inside Counsel (April 2008) reports on a LexisNexis survey on information overload by professionals: ?77% of legal professionals? cite a clack of sufficient information technology tools to cope with the ever-increasing information burden.” Law…