I try to bring you lots of different tips to allow you to practice law better. But it is rare that I get to pass along so many tips at one time. That is because the March 2009 edition of Law Practice Magazine is once again a technology tips theme issue.
The idea is to
I've signed up with Twitter. If you are using Twitter, you can follow me @jimcalloway. You can look at my Twitter page at http://twitter.com/jimcalloway. You do not have to register with Twitter to view the pages of those using Twitter. (Well, almost all of them. A few lock them down with
3 Geeks and a Law Blog is a site I've been meaning to feature here for quite some time. Here's how the three"geeks" describe their blog: "A law blog addressing the foci of 3 intrepid law geeks, specializing in their respective fields of knowledge management, Internet marketing and library sciences, melding together to form the
The Digital Edge Podcast recently featured an interview with Laura Calloway, Chair of ABA TECHSHOW 2009. If Laura had any concerns about being interviewed by two former ABA TECHSHOW Chairs, she certainly didn't show it. As always there are new things planned for this year's show. Listen to the podcast for more details.
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Today I want to write a little bit about Google. This is inspired by David Carr's article in the New York Times Google Seduces with Utility, where he discusses his ever-growing relationship with Google. Check out his article. I find myself in the same place. Every few months I learn of a new
Law Practice Today, a monthly e-zine published by the ABA Law Practice Management Section, has recently undergone a makeover and its November 2008 issue is really great.
But before I discuss it further, let me disclose my bias. Somehow some of my so-called friends and colleagues talked me into serving as Associate Editor of Law
Metadata still remains a huge and often misunderstood topic. Since my article Metadata – What Is It and What Are My Ethical Duties? was published in the Oklahoma Bar Journal on November 8, 2008, I've already had several people contact me and say "Wow, I didn't know anything at all about that. Thanks." When you
Law Technology News web columnist Bob Ambrogi recently featured ten "essential" podcasts for lawyers in Law Technology News. The online version of his article is available here. You should be able to find something that will interest you in this collection espeically since Bob slyly snuck in a few more than ten. You will
Andy Adkins is a a great guy. He is a well-known legal technology consultant, speaker and author. As he says it:
I guess I should finish my Summer Reading List series before summer is finished!
The 2008 Solo and Small Firm Legal Technology Guide is subtitled "Critical Decisions Made Simple." The co-authors are Sharon D. Nelson, John W. Simek and Michael C. Maschke. This book was just published in March, 2008, so don’t think you should
