The 2005 Federal Sentencing Guideline Manual is online. It appears from the site that a PDA version will be available soon. Hey, I know it’s not my usual type of post. But the manual has been revised and is effective November 1, 2005, so I thought I’d help get the word out.
November 2005
Law Practice Management Blogs Abound
The November issue of Law Practice Today has been posted. It contains the usual assortment of helpful articles including such topics as law firm culture, strategic planning and "Eight Things Keeping Law Firm Management Awake at Night". But the feature I really want you to notice is one on the abundance of law…
Site of the Week: The Practice
A new law practice management blog has been launched. It is called The Practice. It is the brainchild of three lawyers–Jonathan Stein of Elk Grove, CA, Shane Jimison of Richmond, VA and Barry Kaufman of Jacksonville, FL. For a blog that has been online less than a month, they have a remarkable number…
One Law Office to Go, Part 2
Last month I wrote an column "One Law Office to Go, Please" in the Oklahoma Bar Journal. I also blogged about it. This piece was intentionally focused on the big picture and the major components to illustrate that you can have a mobile law office. I did not cover the details of what every…
Extra, Extra, Extranets
Does your law firm provide an extranet for any clients? Do you understand why an extranet might be useful? Could an extranet actually pay for itself? Continuing my emerging Dennis Kennedy theme week, here’s his article on Extranets. It is a concise primier.
Oklahoma Courts Now Offer RSS Newsfeeds
You can now receive Oklahoma appellate court opinions and Oklahoma Attorney General opinions via RSS newsfeeds at no charge. I believe Oklahoma is the third state to do this, after West Virginia and Louisiana. You may get more information and see the various RSS subscription options here: http://www.oscn.net/Applications/OSCN/rss.asp . I am proud to note that…
Technology Purchases: When is the Best not the Best?
Don’t we all want the very best? Dennis Kennedy has recently been republishing on his blog some of his older writing that were originally published elsewhere. There’s a lot of good, very relevant information to be found in those posts. But I really wanted to highlight one concept because it relates to my daily work.