December 2005

We’re featuring dual Websites of the Week this week. Adobe’s Rick Borstein publishes the blog Acrobat for Legal Professionals. Rick just needs to give us more content! His feature on redaction of PDF files is excellent. Granted he works for Adobe and when he examines alternatives to Adobe you don’t expect he will conclude

I wanted to write an article about end of year tax planning and business tasks that should be completed before year end. Unfortunately, I lack the expertise to write such an article. So I talked Oklahoma City attorney and CPA Ken Klingenberg into helping me out with the subject for my monthly column in the

Everyone seems to like a "top ten" or "top one hundred" list. PubSub’s Law List is a ranking of law-related weblogs (aka blawgs.) The rankings change frequently, moving up and down quite a bit, depending on the inbound or outbound links and (I assume) other factors. Still it is interesting to look at the rankings.

The Ten Commandments of Client Relationships has been around for a while. The Canadian Bar Association indicates that it originated with the Queensland Law Society of Australia. These simple ideas help you set the tone you want for your staff and publicly affirm your commitment to good client service. This PDF is formatted to easily

I wanted to point out a recent article that was inspired by periodic postings on Solosez and other tech related lists. Certain topics (e.g. Word vs. WordPerfect superiority) seem to crop up again and again. One of these is the full backup vs. data backup only debate. You can’t post to a tech list using